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Top scientists tell Chile salmon industry to use satellites, robots to beat algal bloom

Chilean salmon farmers can draw from a range of solutions provided by top experts to control algal bloom outbreaks that might become more frequent due to global warming

By Matt Craze | Aug. 18, 2016 17:24 BST
Seminar in Puerto Varas, Chile held on Aug. 12
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PUERTO VARAS, Chile -- Chilean salmon farmers can draw from a range of solutions provided by top experts to control algal bloom outbreaks that might become more frequent due to global warming 

Scientists advising the Chilean government suggested solutions from satellites to robots and even clay to tackle outbreaks of algal blooms that are set to increase in tandem with global climate change [...]

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