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Understanding the root causes of the "
" phenomenon and restoring a sustainable balance
What you see
The water takes on a uniform green hue, ranging from pale green to deep green, sometimes with a slight film on the surface.
The transparency decreases sharply: the background becomes invisible, and the water column appears uniformly colored.
The intensity of this coloration often varies throughout the day, with a noticeable increase in the late afternoon due to photosynthesis.
What this means
This situation corresponds to a phytoplankton bloom, that is to say a massive development of microscopic algae suspended in the water column.
It indicates a state of eutrophication in the environment, which is generally caused by a combination of several factors:
Under these conditions, photosynthesis accelerates and algal biomass exceeds the water body’s natural self-regulating capacity.
This profile is common in enriched environments and is one of the most frequently observed phenomena in the field.
Why act now?
Sustained green water is not an isolated phenomenon: it is accompanied by internal changes that gradually weaken the aquatic ecosystem.
Please note that these trends often grow exponentially and become more difficult to correct if corrective and preventive measures are not implemented.
We do not use algaecides, as they generally make the situation worse by releasing toxins and nutrients.
Our approach is based on three complementary pillars:
Depending on the characteristics of the water body and the degree of eutrophication, several technologies can be deployed in a complementary manner.
Each protocol is tailored to the initial assessment, the characteristics of the body of water, and its intended uses.
