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Farming Pollution Causes Hong Kong's 'Seas to Sparkle'
Though it appears a magical, fluorescent blue, Hong Kong's seas are actually sparkling as of late because of farming pollution, underlining a potentially toxic problem behind an otherwise beautiful sight.
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