Harmful Algal Blooms: Drinking Water System Impacts & Treatment Solutions, and Market Sizing
The most recently published EPA assessment of U.S. lakes estimates that around 40% of the country’s lakes and reservoirs are at risk to Cyanobacterial Harmful Algal Blooms (CyanoHABs).
While algae have long been considered a healthy aspect of water ecosystems, changing environmental factors like high nutrient pollution and climate change are driving an increased proliferation of algae blooms and cyanobacteria.
In this 25-slide Market Insight, Bluefield water experts analyze the market, forecasts, and competitive landscape for algae blooms:
- Freshwater Harmful Algal Blooms in the U.S.
- Public Drinking Water Systems at Risk for Cyanotoxins
- Geographic Concentration of Risk
- Trajectory of Federal and State Regulations
- Harmful Algae Bloom Case Studies by City
- Market Forecasts
- Companies Addressing Harmful Algae Blooms: Monitoring & Treatment
- Emerging National Programs
Companies Mentioned
Advanced Equipment and Services // Beacon Analytical Systems // Braxis // Calgon Carbon // De Nora Water Technologies // Envirologix // Evoqua // FlowCam // Fluence // Genesis Water Technologies // Haycarb // Jacobi Carbons // LimnoTech // Ozone Solutions // Ozonia // Pacific Ozone // ProMinent // Prozone // WEDECO // Xylem$1250
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