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Reed-bed system ‘may defeat’ toxic algae on Killarney lake

The solution to annual outbreaks of toxic algae on Killarney, Co Kerry’s biggest and most famous tourist lake, may be a simple reed-bed system.

Reed-bed system ‘may defeat’ toxic algae on Killarney lake

Mon, 30 Jul, 2018 - 05:10

By Anne Lucey

The solution to annual outbreaks of toxic algae on Killarney, Co Kerry’s biggest and most famous tourist lake, may be a simple reed-bed system.

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