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‘Like Armageddon’: Europe’s cherished swimspots choked by algal blooms
Scientists say nutrient pollution and warming seas are driving blooms that have triggered hundreds of swimming bans and cut fish catches.
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In Pictures: ‘Armageddon’ at Europe’s Swim Spots Linked to Climate Change and Factory Farm Pollution
Across Brittany, tractors can be seen trundling onto beaches to remove truckloads of foul-smelling algae ahead of the tourist rush. Situated below steep cliffs and ancient forests, these once pristine beaches have been devastated by algal blooms – the rapid growth of toxic seaweed which kills off fish and plant life. This sea lettuce algae […]
·Vancouver, Canada
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Scientists warn that the problem will be difficult to solve without reducing pollution from agriculture
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