Above, very well done European video on the state of the Mediterranean Sea.
As you might expect, marine heat waves taking a toll.
Authorities in central Greece said on Thursday that they had dredged more than 100 tons of dead fish from the waters around the port of Volos, a scenic summer destination, after a mass die-off of fish that is believed to be linked to climate change.
As televised images on Thursday showed fishing boats trawling through a silvery blanket of dead fish that formed off the port earlier this week, passers-by snapped photographs of the gruesome scene on their cellphones.
Greek officials traded accusations over the disaster as seafront businesses dependent on tourism said they have seen their revenues slashed by 80 percent since the freshwater fish showed up earlier this week.
I hope someone can make use of the dead fish for fertilizer. Hell, leave it in a burned-out forest to assist in regrowth.