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This article never says a word about the huge nutrient load in the form of food pellets salmon farms are dumping in open waters where the algae blooms happened. Hard to imagine these salmon farms didn’t bring this on themselves. Open water salmon farms externalize all of their pollution on the natural environment – bad. www.nytimes.com/2019/05/23/world/europe/salmon-norway-algae-bloom.html
Millions of Norwegian Salmon Killed by Algae Bloom
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The country’s salmon industry faced more than $80 million in losses after the algae suffocated the farmed fish. Some are pointing to climate change.
The US Fish and Wildlife Service just released their version of the Coleman Hatchery pilot project we reported on back on April 14. see bit.ly/2W04fl5
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180,000 salmon get a head start on their voyage to the ocean as scientists hope to improve survival
Great work GGSA!!
Hopefully more fish in the ocean and returning to spawn in the rivers!
Every little bit helps!!