'I've caught one fish all season' - how a polluted river could end 300 years of coracle fishing
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BBC News reports: "'I've caught one fish all season' - how a polluted river could end 300 years of coracle fishing". The report adds to the wider picture of how climate and environment stories are unfolding. Read the full story at BBC News for complete details.
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