If you are using pucks or sticks for chlorine, best to stop using them. Those also included stablizer, also referred to as CYA. At 100, that level is plenty high and requires higher chlorine levels to clear the green up. If you keep using them, the CYA level will keep climbing.

Seeing as you are in Nevada, I would guess that water is is fairly $$, but removing half or so to bring the CYA down would not be to practical. Keep pounding it with bleach in the meantime, and it will take more than you think. Killing the algae uses up chlorine quickly, and you need to keep the levels up. Over a few days the water will likely go from green to cloudy/milky, and then to clear. As posted above, don't let up on the chlorine levels because the water isn't green anymore, if you do the algae will grow back.