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A terrible smell of skunk rose from the Baltic Sea to Sweden, calls flooded to emergency authorities - Here's the explanation

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Around mid-January, the air on the island of Gotland in Sweden smelled really bad. Fortunately, the cause was completely natural.
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A foul smell wafted from the Baltic Sea – here's the reason, which may recur

Around mid-January, the air on the island of Gotland in Sweden smelled really bad. Fortunately, the cause was completely natural.

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A terrible smell of skunk rose from the Baltic Sea to Sweden, calls flooded to emergency authorities - Here's the explanation

Around mid-January, the air on the island of Gotland in Sweden smelled really bad. Fortunately, the cause was completely natural.

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