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(+) Algae Spreads — Lost 30 Tons of Fish

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The algae has taken over the nearby holding pens at Salaks' slaughterhouse in Rotvika, causing massive mortality among the salmon ready for slaughter.
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The waters off the coast of the central and northern Adriatic were hit by a massive algal bloom in early May. The algae bloom, which turned the seawater green, is likely the result of higher-than-average sea temperatures and recent heavy rainfall that increased river runoff into the sea, the European Union's Copernicus space-based observation program said. A growing body of research links the intensity of the bloom to climate change.

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The algae has taken over the nearby holding pens at Salaks' slaughterhouse in Rotvika, causing massive mortality among the salmon ready for slaughter.

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folkebladet.no broke the news in on Saturday, May 24, 2025.
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