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Pre-vetted shellfish aquaculture sites in Nova Scotia town stir controversy

Controversy has emerged over the rapid approval process in a Canadian town's newly designated aquaculture development area

By Undercurrent News | May 24, 2024 15:21 BST
Nova Scotia shellfish farm. Photo: Municipality of Argyle, Nova Scotia
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