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Schumer Battles Toxic Algae
Dangerous blue-green algae has been found in nearly 100 lakes and ponds in upstate New York, prompting Senator Charles Schumer to ask that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to help his state battle the potentially toxic blooms.
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