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Billings – The Fish Consumption Advisory Board, consisting of representatives from Montana Department of Public Health & Human Services (DPHHS),
Montana wildlife and environmental officials last week issued an advisory telling people not to consume any fish taken from the Yellowstone River for several miles up- and downstream of the site of the train derailment and chemical spill that happened in June near Reed Point.
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks said that the source of potentially cancer-causing chemicals they're finding in the flesh of the Yellowstone River's fish is "unknown at this time"
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Officials issued the fish consumption advisory for a stretch of the Yellowstone River that was recently impacted by a major asphalt spill.