Microscopic algae plagues Turkish coast, threatens yachts in Istanbul

> , By 2021-06-11T06:00:00

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Marine mucilage has been a problem in the Sea of Marmara since April

Microscopic algae, widely referred to as ‘sea snot’ in the press, has been a significant problem in Turkey’s Sea of Marmara since April of this year. Now it is starting to spread to the Black Sea, a move that…

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