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24 Feb 2016

Hot weather and nutrient loaded lakes = algal blooms

“Australia to sizzle during final summer heatwave” was one of the top stories trending on news.com.au yesterday. The article goes on to say that “Aussies will continue to sweat through one of the hottest… Read more 10 Feb 2016

New journal paper – Phosphate removal from dairy and municipal wastewater by Phoslock

A study was undertaken at the University of Haifa, Israel with results recently published in the Journal of Applied Clay Science. The study involved a number of batch experiments using various dose rates of… Read more 02 Feb 2016

New research – blue green algae toxins linked to Alzheimer’s disease

Excessive nutrients such as phosphate in water bodies can cause the domination of a particular type of algae called Blue green algae (or cyanobacteria). Blue green algal blooms are harmful to aquatic organisms as… Read more 18 Jan 2016

New Phoslock Office in China

Phoslock Environmental Technologies has recently opened a new sales office in Shanghai, China after reaching an agreement with a Chinese strategic partner. The new office will consolidate all existing Chinese sales & marketing into… Read more 21 Dec 2015

A novel application of Phoslock in Holland

A novel way of applying Phoslock is currently being used on a Dutch lake. Over the past few weeks, Grote Melanen, a shallow lake on the outskirts of the city of Bergen Op Zoom… Read more 09 Dec 2015

Two German lakes have remained blue green algal bloom free for up to 9 years after the first application of Phoslock.

Two German lakes have remained blue green algal bloom free for up to 9 years after the first application of Phoslock. In 2006 The Silbersee was the first German lake to be treated with… Read more

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