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Inquiry into Menindee fish kills expected in coming weeks, minister confirms

Following the ecological disaster of the Menindee fish kills, an inquiry timeline has been announced. NSW environment minister Penny Sharpe said the investigation could be underway in a matter of weeks.

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Emergency operations center activated following mass fish deaths in Australian state

Emergency operations center activated following mass fish deaths in Australian state
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BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 05:22:00

with massive amounts of dead fish and they re drifting down river. so i m just below town, so at the moment there is a massive amount of dead, rotting fish just floating through the township. it s just unbelievable and unfathomable, to be honest. so, is it preventable? yes, it isjust pure water management and better data collection. we were warned about the fish kills, after to 18 19, we were told we needed better data or the state government was told they needed better data. they haven t done anything about it, and here we are again with a biggerfish kill and a more disturbing event than what we had last time, and everyone thought last time s was unrepeatable. and how will the river be cleaned up? are the authorities looking after it or is it down to residents like yourself? oh, no, there is not much you can do now. you can see probably a bit hard to pick up there, but those fish are floating downstream now, they will probably move about ten or 15 kays today. three or four days of

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BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 04:22:00

yes, it isjust pure water management and better data collection. we were warned about the fish kills, after to is i9, we were told we needed better data or the state government was told they needed better data. they haven t done anything about it, and here we are again with a biggerfish kill and a more disturbing event than what we had last time, and everyone thought last time was unrepeatable. and how will the river be cleaned up? are the authorities looking after it or is it down to residents like yourself? no, there is not much you can do now. you can see probably a bit hard to pick up there, but those fish are floating downstream now, they will probably move about ten or 15 kays today. three or four days of flows like this and the fish will move their way down and eventually rot and sink to the bottom. so there s just too many there to clean up. and do you expect something like this to happen again? i am really concerned that the next section from us down further, another ten k

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River watchdog still casting an eye

Retired fisheries biologist Wayne Hadley helped initiate Superfund cleanup of the upper Clark Fork River, and he s still paying attention.

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