Millions of dead fish clog Australian river as floods recede, cutting oxygen levels
SCMP, 20 Mar 2023
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Residents of Menindee, Australia reported on March 18, 2023, that millions of dead fish were floating in the Darling River. Environmental authorities blamed the incident on receding floods and the ongoing heatwave, which have led to low oxygen levels in the water. The river had experienced similar mass fish deaths in 2018 and 2019. The region in New South Wales has been ravaged by both droughts and floods in recent years.
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Residents of Menindee, Australia reported on March 18, 2023, that millions of dead fish were floating in the Darling River. Environmental authorities blamed the incident on receding floods and the ongoing heatwave, which have led to low oxygen levels in the water. The river had experienced similar mass fish deaths in 2018 and 2019. The region in New South Wales has been ravaged by both droughts and floods in recent years.
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‘It’s horrific’: millions of dead fish clog Australia’s Darling River https://sc.mp/6rs8
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