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Environment
Stephanie Gardiner

YOU WONT BELIEVE: Fish washing up in menindee water tests confirm algae - What They Never Told You

Water samples taken from the river at Menindee after a mass fish kill contain harmful algae. (Samara Anderson/AAP PHOTOS) (AAP)

Potentially toxic algae has been found in the Darling-Baaka River in outback NSW, as small clusters of dead fish wash up a fortnight after a historic mass kill.

Millions of dead fish surfaced at Menindee weeks ago due to low levels of dissolved oxygen in the water, known as hypoxic blackwater, a condition made worse by prolonged floods and unseasonal heatwaves.

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