Hey Muna, I appreciate the quick response but as I told Dave above, I don't know what happened but my question was edited slightly from how I originally posted it and it now makes it sound like the community that I am living in is living with a potentially toxin algal bloom, which is not true. This is how I originally posted the questions: In the event that emergency pumping performed to mitigate flood conditions has resulted in a non-toxic cyanobacterial algal bloom within the water source to which it has been allocated, what preliminary actions should be taken to prevent the algae bloom from emitting toxins?

Published August 8, 2017 15:58 by Jake B

Hey Muna,

I appreciate the quick response but as I told Dave above, I don't know what happened but my question was edited slightly from how I originally posted it and it now makes it sound like the community that I am living in is living with a potentially toxin algal bloom, which is not true. This is how I originally posted the questions:

In the event that emergency pumping performed to mitigate flood conditions has resulted in a non-toxic cyanobacterial algal bloom within the water source to which it has been allocated, what preliminary actions should be taken to prevent the algae bloom from emitting toxins?