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Lower Karenia levels detected off KI, sea surface temps cooling

Latest high-resolution sea surface Chlorophyll-a image taken on March 9, showing elevated levels off western Yorke Peninsula. Source: https://oceancurrent.aodn.org.au/
Dani Brown

According to the latest update on the algal bloom, there are zero or low levels of Karenia across the Fleurieu […]

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