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Published 5 years ago by kxh with 2 Comments
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'It can kill you in seconds': the deadly algae on Brittany's beaches

Activists say stinking sludge is linked to nitrates in fertilisers from intensive farming

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  • StarFlower
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    Very scary. Wherever industry is powerful, environmental concerns get swept under the carpet.

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    • Gozzin
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      It is. They will continue to gleefully trash everything on this world till nothing is left but globs of soft plastic.

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