Cyanobacteria, often called blue-green algae, can form harmful blooms in lakes, reservoirs, and slow-moving rivers, creating risks for drinking water, recreation, pets, and aquatic life. These blooms are influenced by nutrients, temperature, and changing weather patterns, and they can produce toxins that require fast, well-documented decisions. Here, we have gathered articles about cyanobacteria from Global Environmental Operations in Lilburn, Georgia to help readers understand bloom drivers, warning signs, sampling and monitoring considerations, and practical response options.

These articles also connect cyanobacteria topics to the broader services we provide, including water systems, wastewater treatment, remediation and site assessment, hazardous waste and site remediation, emergency response, security, and training, and legal consulting, so communities and organizations can move forward with clearer risk control, stronger compliance, and defensible action plans.