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Scientist: Chile farms lost millions by needlessly throwing away salmon after algal bloom

A top scientist caused further torment to Chilean salmon industry executives by claiming throwing away millions of fish killed by algal bloom was unnecessary

By Matt Craze | Aug. 17, 2016 15:56 BST
Dr. Hallegraeff of Tasmania University, an expert of algal blooms, addresses seminar in Puerto Varas on Aug. 12.
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PUERTO VARAS, Chile -- A top scientist caused further torment to Chilean salmon industry executives by claiming throwing away millions of fish killed by algal bloom was unnecessary [...]

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