Seven Michigan beaches are closed or under advisory due to high bacteria levels. Closures and advisories affect beaches in ...

As of Friday June 27, there are two Michigan beaches, that are currently closed due to high bacteria levels — likely from ...

Michiganders may be thinking about visiting their favorite beach this weekend, but state officials say three beaches in Oakland County aren't fit for swimming due to high bacteria levels. County ...

To be considered safe for swimming, the E. coli counts must be below 300 per 100 milliliters. As of Friday, there are three Michigan beaches, all in Oakland County, that are currently closed due to ...

The report revealed that the inlet water sample contained 9 colonies per 100 ml under Class III Presumptive Coliform Count (PCC), while the outlet water had an even higher contamination level of ...

The minutes further indicated that 32 (63%) samples were positive for non-faecal coliforms indicating contamination and 16 (31%) had a high coliform count. “Overall, 34 (67%) samples were ...

A new report filed by India’s Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) has revealed that the water quality during recently concluded Mahakumbh festival in the northern Uttar Pradesh (UP) state was fit ...

A recent report by the Central Pollution Control Board has revealed that it found alarmingly high levels of faecal coliform bacteria at various locations in the Ganga waters amid the Maha Kumbh Mela ...

Levels of faecal coliform, which get in water due to the mixing of human or livestock excreta, indicate water quality and help in monitoring the presence of disease-causing bacteria in any water ...

“As an example, bacteria like E coli can have a generation time of 20-30 minutes, so if we start with, say, 1,000 bacteria, the population could increase to 2,000 in 20 minutes, 4,000 in 40 ...

Two of the cannabis samples in Ripple’s shelf study – including the biggest coliform offender – also tested beyond the allowable aerobic plate count, which measures the number of viable microorganisms ...