Berlin — A river on the German-Polish border has become a mass grave. Volunteers and authorities have been busy for days removing tons of dead fish floating on the surface of the Oder River.

Recommended Oder River fish die-off ... Sea may be a sign of things to come She confirmed around 100 tonnes of dead fish had been recovered since Friday in an operation that has had over 500 ...

Germany said Friday that mass fish deaths in the Oder River were a "man-made ... disaster that saw at least 300 tons of dead fish pulled from the river in Germany and Poland this summer, the ...

Authorities said 150 Polish troops have been deployed to the 522-mile-long Oder River ... troops set up a barrier along the river to catch the dead fish, and warned local residents not to bathe ...

More than 10 tons of fish have been found dead in a European river since late July — an unexplained "ecological catastrophe" that is baffling scientists and political leaders alike. Germany and ...

SCHWEDT, Germany (AFP) — Thousands of fish have washed up dead on the Oder river running through Germany and Poland, sparking warnings of an environmental disaster as residents are urged to stay ...

Ten tons of dead fish were removed from it last week and ... The state governor of Brandenburg, which borders Poland along the Oder River, criticized Polish authorities for their lack of ...

Dietmar Woidke, the state governor of Brandenburg, which borders Poland along the Oder River ... to stop the dead fish drifting further across the Szczecin Lagoon, from where the river flows ...

In the past weeks, the public has been shocked by images showing masses of dead fish floating in the Oder River, on the German-Polish border. Recent reports speak of 150 to 200 tons of fish killed.

Thousands of dead fish began appearing in the water ... When will we be able to go back to the river?" The Oder begins in the Czech Republic before passing into Poland where it forms a natural ...