Lake Zoar Authority | FINAL 2020 Microcystin toxin report for September 2, 2020
The Lake Zoar Authority is a multi-town organization consisting of representatives from the four towns that border the lake - Monroe, Newtown, Oxford, and Southbury. The Lake Zoar Authority is tasked with the goals of improving water quality and promoting safe boating on the lake.
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FINAL 2020
Microcystin toxin report
for September 2, 2020

September 2, 2020
in Announcements, Water Quality Results
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FINAL 2020
Microcystin toxin report
for September 2, 2020

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“From: Ghada Hafez<hafezg@wcsu.edu>
Date: Fri, Sep 4, 2020 at 10:02 AM
Subject: Final microcystin toxin report for Sep 02, 2020
To: lakezoar@gmail.com <lakezoar@gmail.com

Here are the final week’s assay results for Microcystin levels at tested public beach sites. Samples were collected Sept  02, 2020, below or away from any floating bloom material. Results meet the assay kit’s QC criteria.

The U.S. EPA and CT DPH currently advise a Microcystin threshold of 8.0 parts per billion (ppb; µg/L) for recreational waters.

Thank you for participating in the WCSU Cyanobacteria Monitoring Program.

See you next summer.

Edwin M. Wong, Ph.D.

Ghada Hafez, Ph.D.
Cyanobacteria Monitoring Program

Dept. of Biological & Environmental Sciences
Western Connecticut State University
Danbury CT  06810
wonge@wcsu.edu”

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