Fish Die in Latvian Rivers Due to Low Oxygen After Heavy Rains

Critically low dissolved oxygen levels have been observed in Latvia's Stende and Irbe rivers following intense rainfall and flooding, leading to significant fish deaths, according to the State Environmental Service.

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Pēc intensīvajām lietavām Stendes un Irbes upēs kritiski trūkst skābekļa; bojā gājušas zivis

Pēc intensīvajām lietavām un teritoriju applūšanas Stendes un Irbes upēs konstatēts kritiski zems izšķīdušā skābekļa līmenis. Tas izraisījis zivju bojāeju, informēja Valsts vides dienests (VVD).

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Fish Die in Latvian Rivers Due to Low Oxygen After Heavy Rains

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Pēc intensīvajām lietavām Stendes un Irbes upēs kritiski trūkst skābekļa; bojā gājušas zivis

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