Massive death of fish in the Oder - Greenpeace experts on the search for the causes
Up to half of the fish living in the Oder could have died after an environmental disaster in August 2022. A toxic algal bloom in the Oder is the most plausible explanation for the massive fish kill. But what triggered the event? We found a lead to the culprits. More about the results: https://www.greenpeace.de/biodiversitaet/arten Crisis/fischsterben Thanks for watching!
Up to half of the fish living in the Oder could have died after an environmental disaster in August 2022. A toxic algal bloom in the Oder is the most plausible explanation for the massive fish kill. But what triggered the event? We found a lead to the culprits. More about the results: https://www.greenpeace.de/biodiversitaet/artenkrise/fischsterben
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