“We never said that the Polish side is responsible for the use of pesticides (and) that fish died of this,” he said. Kuebler said Germany was “surprised and a bit saddened” by the claim.
“In Poland, the substance is tested and detected below the quantification threshold, that is, it has no effect on fish and other species,” she wrote on Twitter. Warsaw lashed out over the weekend, with Environment Minister Anna Moskwa accusing Germany of spreading “fake news” about the levels of pesticides in the river. India News: Todays latest updates and breaking news from India, Live India News - Home India News India News Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia To Visit Poll-Bound Gujarat Today Asian News. Ten tons of dead fish have been removed from the river. Poland’s government is trying to track down those responsible. Recent lab results showed a sharp growth of Prymnesium parvum in the Oder that could only have resulted from increased salt levels caused by an “industrial discharge,” he said.ĭead fish in the Oder were first noticed by fishermen in southwestern Poland in late July, but German authorities said they weren’t officially notified by their Polish counterparts until the second week of August. Kuebler said a type of algae that normally grows in brackish water and produces a substance toxic to fish may also have played a role in the disaster. Ben & Jerrys lost its bid Monday to block its parent company Unilever from selling its ice cream in West Bank settlements, which the US firm said would run counter to its values. It must still be assumed that this could be a multi-causal incident.” .ke shares 10 facts and photos of Tiffany Kiarie, Governor Susan Kihikas firstborn daughter who left the US to come back home and campaign for her. “According to our information so far, none of these substances alone led to the fish die-off. “It seems to be a cocktail of chemicals,” he told reporters in Berlin. “So far we have several organic and inorganic substances that could be responsible.” SAN RAFAEL, CALIFORNIA - APRIL 02: A pedestrian walks by a now hiring sign. “The search for the causes of the fish die-off in the Oder still haven’t been completed,” said Andreas Kuebler, the ministry spokesman. Get the latest news about politics, the economy, health care, the environment. He rejected suggestions from a senior Polish official that Germany was spreading “fake news” about pesticides being behind the environmental disaster. Numerous theories have been floated about the cause of the environmental disaster, but so far none have been conclusive, a spokesman for Germany’s Environment Ministry said.
BERLIN-Several substances seem to have contributed to the massive fish die-off in the Oder River that forms much of Germany’s border with Poland, a German official said Monday.
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