Tens of thousands of dead fish wash up on a Texas beach due to low oxygen levels
Waves from the Gulf of Mexico pushed in dead fish “by the thousands” Friday in Brazoria County, which is over 40 miles (64 kilometers) south of …
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Waves from the Gulf of Mexico pushed in dead fish “by the thousands” Friday in Brazoria County, which is over 40 miles (64 kilometers) south of …
Read MoreWaves of Dead Fish Wash Ashore in Brazoria County, Texas. 1d ago ·Storyful. 1:09. PA Media: Video. Police rule out contact between swimmers and …
Read More… up south of Houston on Friday near the mouth of the Brazos River, officials with the Quintana Beach County Park in Brazoria County said.
Read More… Beach near the mouth of the Brazos River, a few miles down the coast from Quintana Beach County Park in Brazoria County, local officials said.
Read MoreThousands of dead fish have been reported washed ashore at Quintana Beach County Park in Brazoria County along the Texas Gulf Coast.
Read MoreThousands of dead fish wash ashore a beach in Brazoria County, Texas. (Brazoria County). County officials said cooler water, which can't hold as …
Read MoreStormwater can cause more than flooding. For all those headed to the beach this summer, the Texas General Land Office (GLO) offers a useful website that monitors water quality and safety. It’s called Texas Beach Watch. About Beach Watch The program tests bacteria levels at beaches along the coast and Galveston Bay. It measures Enterococcus […]
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Read MorePolice in the Brazoria County beachside town offered the update a day after the deck collapse at Stahlman Park. The patients from Thursday's …
Read MoreCleanup is underway after hundreds of fish were found dead at Quintana Beach County Park in Brazoria County.
Read MoreFive of the injured were taken to hospital by helicopter, six by ambulance and 10 by private vehicle, a Brazoria County statement said.
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