The good news is that with a little knowledge, no pet (or their concerned owner) needs to suffer from poisonous plants.

How to tell if a product is really green or non-toxic Have you ever bought an article of clothing because it was made with “sustainable” fabric?

Plants need nitrogen. But too much nitrogen can fuel explosive growth of toxic blue-green algae in our waterways. Here's what you should know.

With higher temperatures there is a higher risk of encountering toxic blue-green algae in lakes, ponds and rivers. These harmful algal blooms can pose serious health risks to both humans and pets ...

Students challenged to phase out toxic chemicals using green chemistry NYSP2I symposium, "Reagents of Change," will take place Sept. 20 in Troy, New York.

This article originally appeared on The Providence Journal: Toxic blue-green algae blooms in RI. Are they dangerous?

Here’s what to know about toxic blue-green algae as you consider spending time near natural bodies of water this summer.

How to tell if a product is really green or non-toxic Have you ever bought an article of clothing because it was made with “sustainable” fabric? Or maybe you’ve purchased an “eco-friendly ...

How to tell if a product is really green or non-toxic Have you ever bought an article of clothing because it was made with “sustainable” fabric? Or maybe you’ve purchased an “eco-friendly ...

How to tell if a product is really green or non-toxic Have you ever bought an article of clothing because it was made with “sustainable” fabric?