Russian Arctic Researchers Say: Norilsk Fish Safe to Eat

Russian scientists have presented preliminary results of the ichthyofauna study in the vicinity of the Russian Arctic city of Norilsk, an area affected by the diesel fuel spill that happened in May last year. The findings are conclusive: the fish are safe to eat.

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