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Sep 23, 2026
Krista McNallyCORRESPONDENT
The blue-green algae are naturally present in lakes and have a paint-like appearance in the water.
Krista McNallyCORRESPONDENT
They can become abundant, according to Stony Brook University professor Christopher Gobler.
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When things align, the right temperature and lots and lots of nutrients usually, they start to grow at a very rapid rate.
Krista McNallyCORRESPONDENT
Professor Gobler's lab generated the data on these two bodies of water in Suffolk, and he warns people and their pets to avoid the floating films.
Zach LyonsHOST
Let's go to...
Zach LyonsHOST
Okay- If your son went to Stony Brook, is that y'all's b- [laughs] who's y'all's big rival at Ball State?
Blaine BishopHOST
That is not our rival.
Zach LyonsHOST
[laughs]
speaker_1NARRATOR
Port Jefferson has had a hospital for years and from what I've been told it was pretty good.
speaker_1NARRATOR
A few years ago the state opened a new university almost next door in Stony Brook.
speaker_1NARRATOR
The following year a medical school and teaching hospital were also opened.
speaker_1NARRATOR
That's where I was headed now.
J. Stephen MorrisonHOST
Uh, we convened a, a whole enormous number of people who were he- experimenting in a variety of ways around drone and health delivery.
J. Stephen MorrisonHOST
And the big impression from that day's gathering, which we did together with Peter Small, who was then at Stony Brook University, was that this was a field that was somewhat chaotic.
J. Stephen MorrisonHOST
It was, uh, uh, a little difficult to know where it was going.
J. Stephen MorrisonHOST
It was hard to, to, to realize what was sustainable, what was cost-effective, what was the data to back things up, where was this gonna go? How were we gonna regulate and scale this? How were we gonna finance this? Well, we're in a very differc- different, different place here today, as, as we will hear, ten years later.
Dave UngarHOST
James Madison University's got something.
Dave UngarHOST
New York U, Rice, Stony Brook, Temple University, University of Arizona, University of California at Santa Cruz, Denver, Kansas, University of Oregon, freshman seminar chemistry, weird science.
Dave UngarHOST
What about ESP? What about UFOs? This is a real class.
Dave UngarHOST
University of Virginia in the astronomy section, science and controversy in astronomy.
Brendan GallagherHOST
Right, yeah.
Brendan GallagherHOST
Where'd you go to school? I went to Stony Brook Dental School.
Brendan GallagherHOST
Oh, okay.
Brendan GallagherHOST
You're local.
Paul ShepsonADVERTISER
Hi, it's Paul Shepson, Dean of the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences.
Paul ShepsonADVERTISER
Stony Brook University is a leader in climate science and solutions.
Paul ShepsonADVERTISER
We have a new climate sciences major for our students so that they can get involved to think and implement ways to respond to our changing planet.
Paul ShepsonADVERTISER
For more information, please visit somos.stonybrook.edu.
Heather LynchHOST
This is C4E Presents, a podcast from Stony Brook's Collaborative for the Earth.
Heather LynchHOST
I'm Heather Lynch.
Heather LynchHOST
We're addressing a broad array of environmental conversations happening right here on Stony Brook University's campus.
Heather LynchHOST
In early 2026, we shared our conversations with a national radio audience about whether the United States should have, whether it even could have, a future powered by nuclear energy.
Sounds of RealityGUEST
Right, we fed off of
GQHOST
Stony Brook.
GQHOST
We fed off of Stony Brook's shit.
GQHOST
That's lit though.
GQHOST
To be honest.
Jill WagnerHOST
So what was the Zadroga Act? How is that different?
John FealGUEST
Up until 2010, from like 2003 to, we were getting federal funding for places like Stony Brook and Mount Sinai, Robert Wood Johnson, to monitor those affected by 9-11.
John FealGUEST
And it wasn't until the James Cedroga Health and Compensation Act directly funded these programs, where not only did they monitor us, they treated us.
John FealGUEST
And instead of giving us an aspirin and smacking us on the butt and saying, I'll see you in a couple months, They actually were doing full physicals and paying for surgeries and sending prescriptions in the mail.
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John FealGUEST
Senator Gillibrand wrote a book.
John FealGUEST
Dr.
John FealGUEST
Love from Stony Brook wrote a book.
John FealGUEST
Um, Some lady in Arizona wrote a book and there was a chapter on me in those books.
Sharon WymanHOST
Heather Hart to the Long Island Tea Podcast as we look ahead to this year's Long Island Hospitality Ball.
Sharon WymanHOST
The event brings together so much of our local hospitality community while supporting the Carol M. Baldwin Breast Cancer Research Fund with 100% of the proceeds going to Stony Brook University's battle against breast cancer.
Sharon WymanHOST
Keith and Heather, you've built and sustained such an incredible event for over a decade.
Sharon WymanHOST
Walk us through how you managed to get the Hospitality Ball started.
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