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A new NOAA-funded study is helping seafood managers better forecast how long harmful algal bloom toxins remain in seafood

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A new NOAA-funded study is helping seafood managers better forecast how long harmful algal bloom toxins remain in seafood. The research reviewed toxin removal rates, identified key knowledge gaps, and developed a web tool to support harvest decisions, monitoring schedules, and public health protection.