Toxic Algae Health Advisory
Thurston County Public Health and Social Services has reported toxic algae blooms for Offut Lake and Lake Lawrence.
Lab results from Offut Lake on Oct. 22 detected microcystin toxin levels at 41.7 µg/L, and from Lake Lawrence on Oct. 21 at 10.9 µg/L, exceeding the state recreation guideline of 8.0 µg/L.
Microcystins are a liver toxin and a possible human carcinogen, causing illness in livestock and pets that drink affected water.
Microcystins are a liver toxin and a possible human carcinogen.Author's summary: Toxic algae found in Offut Lake and Lake Lawrence.
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