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Dead fish found in the Ausable River and at Port Franks beach is likely a natural occurrence, says Ontario’s environment ministry.
When one thinks of summer on Lake Superior, an image of blue-green algae isn't quite what comes to mind. But with warmer temperatures brought on by climate change, experts say the blooms may become more common on the largest Great Lake.
Dead fish found recently in the Ausable River and at Port Franks beach in Lambton Shores is likely a natural occurrence, ministry says.
An investigation involving the Ontario Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (MECP) and the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority (ABCA) is underway after a large number of dead fish were discovered in Port Franks.