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UAS scientists are trying to predict harmful algal blooms as super El Niño heats up

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Biochemist Jason Kuhn and his team are using eDNA to see if they can detect blooms before they make shellfish toxic.

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UAS scientists are trying to predict harmful algal blooms as super El Niño heats up

Biochemist Jason Kuhn and his team are using eDNA to see if they can detect blooms before they make shellfish toxic.

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KTOO broke the news on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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