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New salmon debris washes ashore as EPA says it has results from 'chunks'

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The Environmental Protection Authority says it has preliminary test results for the chunks that washed up on a southern Tasmanian beach last weekend, as activists share new photos of fish debris on a different beach.

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‘Biohazard’: ‘Rotting flesh’ washes ashore on Tasmania’s Bruny Island

Supposed fat clumps and “rotting flesh” have contaminated Bruny Island’s pristine beaches because of this one industry, activists claim.

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New salmon debris washes ashore as EPA says it has results from 'chunks'

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Tasmanian salmon farms report increased fish deaths amid disease outbreak

Tasmania’s salmon industry faces disease outbreak. Salmon farms in southeast Tasmania are experiencing increased mortality rates due to a bacterial disease affecting farmed fish. The outbreak has led to mass die-offs in offshore pens, with Tasmania’s Environment Protection Authority (EPA) confirming it is monitoring the situation. Huon Aquaculture attributed the deaths to a rickettsia bacteria [...]

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