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Cornwall Algae bloom

Thread starter Tong
Start date Aug 14, 2009

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Tong

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Aug 14, 2009

Hey all,

Thought you may find this interesting

Thousands of fish have died and washed up on beaches in Cornwall. An algal bloom, known as Red Tide, is said to be responsible for killing the fish in St Austell Bay.

Heres the link
BBC NEWS | UK | England | Cornwall | Thousands of dead fish washed up

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Cornwall Algae bloom

Tong

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