Environment
NASA Investigates Ohio's Harmful Algae
NASA experts at the Glenn Research Center (GRC) are using technology intended for Mars exploration to take a closer look at the Lake Erie algal bloom. That's the very same bloom that ruined water supplies in the Ohio area, causing the state's governor to declare a state of emergency in some counties.
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