Australia’s devastating algal bloom has already claimed the lives of over 87,000 animals, putting entire ecosystems and fisheries at serious risk. With summer on the horizon, experts warn that the situation could spiral further out of control unless immediate steps are taken to reduce nutrient pollution
South Australia’s recent algal bloom has tragically claimed the lives of 61 leafy seadragons and 604 Port Jackson sharks, starkly revealing the devastating toll this toxic outbreak has taken on marine life
South Australia is in a race against the clock to combat a rapidly spreading algal bloom threatening marine life and local fisheries. Authorities are mobilizing all available resources with urgency to contain this growing environmental crisis
Thousands of seadragons are dying off along Australia’s coast, ravaged by a toxic algal bloom, New Scientist reveals. This deadly surge of toxins is wreaking havoc on marine life, triggering urgent alarm for the fragile ecosystem
South Australia’s devastating algal bloom is unleashing chaos on marine life and local fisheries. Experts warn its impact could ripple across Australia’s environment and economy, urging urgent national attention and swift action
