More than 1,000 fish killed in Darwin after iron ore pollution
More than 1,000 small fish die in Darwin Port after acidic run-off from an iron ore stockpile enters a containment pond following heavy rain.
More than 1,000 fish killed in Darwin after iron ore pollution
More than 1,000 small fish die in Darwin Port after acidic run-off from an iron ore stockpile enters a containment pond following heavy rain.
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