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Chile algal bloom

Study: Climate change threatens more severe algal blooms in Chile

Climate change could increase frequency and severity of algal blooms in Chile, according to a new study

By Undercurrent News | Feb. 8, 2018 09:52 GMT
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Chile salmon farms. Photo: Sam Beebe, Ecotrust
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