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Bookmark or Share- EW! Hidden health dangers of beer pong: Balls crawling with salmonella, e. Coli, staph germs
- 60,000 pounds of tainted beef leads to grocery recalls
- 1 Dead From E. coli Outbreak Traced to Ore. Farm
- Egyptian Seeds Linked to European E. Coli Outbreaks
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- Bacteria at Weirs Beach - Winnipesaukee ForumBacteria at Weirs Beach General Discussion. Winnipesaukee Forum > Winnipesaukee Forums > General Discussion >
- Lawns and Lake Weeds [Archive] - Winnipesaukee ForumLast year, Mirror Lake—which drains into Lake Winnipesaukee—had the Town of Tuftonboro posting "No Drinking" and "No Swimming" signs due to a blue-green algae bloom. (A poison to man and beast—worse than E. coli—which frequently closes entire beaches in the summer). I think the greater problem is algae of all types rather than just weeds.
- water snake? - Winnipesaukee ForumE coli and fecal coliform are more dangerous than any fish, snake, turtle or bird. While New England is free of the dreaded Moccasin/Cottonmouth, I had occasion to have an "unidentified snake" swim by fully submerged in Central Florida.
- First Cyanobacteria Warnings of 2024 Issued for Lake Winnipesaukee ...That was the issue at the time, still is, but E coli populations are impossible to see with the naked eye. But we never talked about spending thousands, or even millions, of dollars on a fix that no one is sure what the long term implications are. We no longer farm or graze animals near the water, but they still have problems with E coli.
- Weirs closed to swimming, today... - Winnipesaukee ForumWeirs closed to swimming, today... General Discussion. Winnipesaukee Forum > Winnipesaukee Forums > General Discussion
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