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Home Energy Renewable Energy Norwegian ferries to run on dead fish
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Norwegian ferries to run on dead fish

November 22, 2018

Source: Treehugger

It’s a good job global fish stocks aren’t in peril…

https://www.treehugger.com/renewable-energy/norwegian-ferries-run-dead-fish.html

 

 

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