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Toxic Green Algae Crisis in Brittany Raises Fresh Concerns Over Public Health and Intensive Farming

“When they wash ashore and pile up on top of one another, they form a sort of airtight shell, and

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Global freshwater fish migrations in steep decline, UN-backed assessment finds

Freshwater fish populations that undertake long-distance migrations have declined by approximately 81% since 1970, according to a comprehensive assessment conducted