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It's just a small, personal, anecdotal data point, but Lake Winnipesaukee in NH is a beautiful, accessible natural jewel and it may not be safe to swim in it this summer. It's a huge lake, but that won't save it. Nothing is safe and time may already have run out. www.bostonglobe.com/2025/06/25/m...
bostonglobe.com‘Our livelihood is in danger’: Lake Winnipesaukee has a bacteria problem, and locals are worried - The Boston GlobeIn 2024, Winnipesaukee saw record cyanobacteria blooms, amid warmer temperatures and an increase in nutrients that feed the bacteria.
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