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Mar 2025
28m 13s

Islands Fischzucht – Gefahr für Wildlach...

SWR
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Die industrielle Lachszucht vor Islands Küsten ist kaum reguliert. Parasiten breiten sich aus, Fische entkommen aus den Käfigen. Naturschützer und Angler protestieren. Von Jörn Breiholz und Michael Marek (SWR 2024/2025) | Manuskript und mehr zur Sendung: http://swr.li/island-fischzucht | Bei Fragen und Anregungen schreibt uns: daswissen@swr.de | Folgt uns a ... Show More
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