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  • Jun 15

    Four years after Oder disaster, fish stocks rebound but mussels languish, leaving river vulnerable

    Four years after one of Europe’s worst river die-offs, fish have returned to the German-Polish border river, but critical freshwater mussels have barely recovered, leaving the ecosystem fragile and at risk of another toxic algal bloom.

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