Animals
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Endangered Fish Population Declines as 760k Gal Fire Retardant for Wildfires Dropped on California Waterways
Over the past years, 760k gallons of fire retardant missed its mark and were dropped on California waterways. Instead of preventing wildfires, it resulted in the decline of endangered fish populations. Read more here.
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