http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3694101/Toxic-algal-bloom-covers-90-percent-Utah-Lake.html
The toxic algal bloom continues to swim through Utah’s lakes, forcing officials to close more areas
As a precaution, Riverton, South Jordan, West Jordan and Herriman have all shut down secondary water systems as of Monday afternoon.
Always, look before you swim, and don't drink that water.
I suggest dropping oil in the lake. Fight toxin with toxin.
"خيبر خيبر يايهود جيش محمد سوف يعود"
At 7/19/16 01:26 PM, satanbrain wrote: I suggest dropping oil in the lake. Fight toxin with toxin.
That would only make it worse. You need an very large algae eating fish.
Ya know I never watch the news. I just come to your posts lol
At 7/19/16 07:16 PM, VenomationsTV wrote: Ya know I never watch the news. I just come to your posts lol
My posts are more exciting than the news, and are commercial free.
At 7/19/16 07:28 PM, BonemanCharles wrote: I dont swim in lakes anymore after a water snake tried to bite me
also I almost drowned when I got tired and then swam back with my eyes closed only to find myself swimming the wrong way away from the shore
Sounds like lakes are not the place for you. Do you live near Utah?
At 7/19/16 08:09 PM, BonemanCharles wrote:At 7/19/16 08:01 PM, DoctorStrongbad wrote: Sounds like lakes are not the place for you. Do you live near Utah?not even close it
Was just curious if anybody on NewGrounds lived in Utah? They might have the inside scoop.
At 7/20/16 12:32 AM, ArmisseaFirst wrote: Ouch man this is what happens when we dont take care of the earth
I agree with you. This actually reminds me of an episode of Captain Planet. No matter what power, I can guarantee I would use the power better then they did.
At 7/20/16 12:05 PM, zornuzkull wrote: Cesspool becomes more toxic... Big news...
Utah is not a cesspool. Why would you say that?
