Thousands of dead starfish washed up on beaches along the Kent coast after recent rough seas and strong winds.
A "Colourless" red tide has led to large numbers of dead white mussel, whelks and other shellfish washing out at St Helena ...
There are many variations of the aromatics used to add flavour to this dish, in some recipes you’ll find cream or butter ...
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UPDATE on shellfish washed up on West Coast due to red tide
The recent wash-up of dead white mussels, whelks and other shellfish on the West Coast has remained confined to St Helena Bay ...
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Warning NOT to eat shellfish washed up on West Coast
Large numbers of dead white mussels, whelks and other shellfish have been washing ashore on the West Coast over the past 48 ...
These unhygienic, offensive lumps of plastic do everything the sink does, and less. It’s time to get rid, says comedy writer Jason Hazeley ...
Last week, the DFFE warned against consuming white mussels, whelks, and other shellfish at St Helena Bay and Elandsbaai.
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Officials thrilled after successful completion of major project in US nature area: 'Huge implications'
Last month, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation announced that a major aquatic rehabilitation project was completed with high success. It was an experimental aquatic habitat ...
The Tennessee Department of Health conducted nearly 1,000 inspections of food service establishments in December. Most, not ...
Hundreds of dead starfish have been found washed up on beaches. The animals were discovered by dog walkers on Margate Main Sands and at St Mildred's Bay Westgate in Kent, on Boxing Day. The ...
As red tides continue to impact the West and South coasts, the DFFE urges the public to avoid consuming shellfish and ...
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