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Chile algal bloom

Greenpeace claims toxins from dead salmon worsened algal bloom in Chile

Greenpeace Chile says ammonia from rotting salmon tossed in sea after they had died from algal bloom worsened the toxicity in the sea, causing a fresh outbreak

By Undercurrent News | Sept. 5, 2016 17:11 BST
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Greenpeace Chile says ammonia from rotting salmon, tossed into the sea after they had died due to the recent algal bloom, worsened the toxicity in the sea, causing a fresh outbreak [...]

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