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San Lorenzo Beach in Gijón Is Filled with Coal and Algae

Summary by Eldiario.es
The city council and the Harbour Authority attribute their appearance to the shipwreck of the ship Castillo de Salas in 1986, while environmental organizations believe they come from dumping from the port of El Musel

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San Lorenzo Beach in Gijón Is Filled with Coal and Algae

The city council and the Harbour Authority attribute their appearance to the shipwreck of the ship Castillo de Salas in 1986, while environmental organizations believe they come from dumping from the port of El Musel

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Eldiario.es broke the news in Spain on Wednesday, September 3, 2025.
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