Protest Against Salmon Farming Held at Verona Sands, Location of First Dead Fish Found in Tasmanian Mass Mortality Incident

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  1. It’s concerning to hear about the anti-salmon protest at Verona Sands, especially considering the recent mass mortality event in Tasmania. The impact on local ecosystems and communities is significant, and it’s crucial to address the underlying issues contributing to these fish deaths. Advocacy, like what was seen at the protest, can help raise awareness and push for sustainable practices in aquaculture. It’s important for stakeholders to engage in dialogue to find solutions that protect both marine life and the interests of the fishing industry. What specific actions do you think should be taken to address this situation?

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