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Audit findings: 72% of British Columbia fish processors violate permits

George Heyman, the environmental minister, said his agency’s next step is to inspect the Canadian province's highest-volume fish processing facilities

By Undercurrent News | July 6, 2018 16:30 BST
The bloody effluent emitted by a salmon processing plant in British Columbia, Canada, as captured in a video by photographer Tavish Campbell.
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