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We have observed an increase in abnormal development of out fish in our fish farm.

A large portion of our fish at first sight seem to be fine, but an investigation by the Vetenary institute.

The growth rate of fish has been monitored and in recent years has decreased significantly.

We have faced allegations that the well-being of the fish is not in our best interest. We take the well-being of our fish seriously and therefore use innovative mesh made out of an copper alloy. This does not leach copper while also actively reducing the amount of antibiotics.

Of high concern for us is the wastewater of ChemNor. We are highly concerned by the chlorinated compounds found soil on the ChemNor site. They claim to have control over the water, but these compounds have shown to leach in to water bodies and have developmental effects on organisms. Connected to these activities we are also concerned by the high amount of moved soil form ChemNor since this disturbs the delicate eco system.

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Although FishNor is not aware of it itself, there are many good sources that indicate that Copper Alloy Mesh can leak Cu into the water, especially at the start. Just wanted you guys to know. <3

xoxo The Media

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Temporal-copper-release-leaching-rate-from-the-four-copper-alloy-materials-and-the-net_fig5_340899833

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Hi,

Can we get some data on the last water quality measurements?

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The former claim that there was no endocrine activity response to their waste water was found to be a mistake. However, they emphasize that they have been completely transparent throughout the whole process, unlike FishNor. Are ChemNor right about FishNor hiding something??

ChemNor calls for FishNor to be more transparent, and wants them to give some sort of evidence for their claims that ChemNor is responsible for the decline/disruption of fish health.

The media is awaiting a response from FishNor, especially regarding the copper alloy mesh that are in use!

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1. ChemNor says they are transparent about their use of chemicals. What are the specific chemicals they are putting into the water? Do they have any good data on this?

2. Have they changed their production over time? We have not, and we see a change in our fishes.

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"Zebrafish has been widely used as a model species in toxicity testing of environmental pollutants because of its short breeding period, high fecundity andtransparent embryo (Dai et al., 2014; Li et al., 2016). In this study, the effects of Cu on the growth performance, histology of ovary and testis, sex hormone and expression profiles of endocrine-related genes in HPG axis in both female and male zebrafish were examined to understand the underlying mechanisms of Cu toxicities in zebrafish."

It will be interesting to hear more about why FishNor uses COPPER alloy mesh ✌🏻😙

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0166445X19301043

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They release 0.28 kg of heavy metals a year.

Do they really have a control over the water used by contract partners or do they just trust them? this amount us 580000 m3.

They do not have control over the chemicals in the ground, these could leach, do they have control over this. They have chlorinated compounds in the ground, claim they have control over groundwater levels, but this leaches everywhere.

The amount of nitrogen is of large concern to us.

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Yes we do care about the fish, that is why we use innovative and more fish friendly nets. This net allows for constant waterflow while also reducing maintenance and therefore the fish is less disturbed.

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The veterinary institute has done our analysis.

Tests done: pathology and histology

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Helps promote a clean energy economy.

Copper alloys promote "green" living and help fish farmers realize greater cost savings.

Copper and its alloys are 100 percent recyclable, unlike other net materials.

Copper-alloy nets are durable, so they last longer.

it develops an adherent protective patina against corrosion and restists fouling organism (Chambers et al. 2012)

Leads to less expensive cleaning of the net- less stress

Decreased CO₂ emissions to d

Decreased fish mortality

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The diet of our Arctic char mimics that of local wild Arctic char closely!

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ChemNor response to FishNor claim of 75 % abnormal sexual development in Char!! "What are their sources??"

Further they state that they "care about the fish" and that their water waste is completely clean, but is this the case?

The media is on the case!

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FishNor says that they know NOTHING about the water's chemical quality, and the content of chemicals in general. The local community believes it is critical that the industry that provides them with food has so little control.
Fortunately, the media is here B)

High use of copper alloy mesh has been demonstrated. NOT GOOD?!?!?  We will look more into this, and whether this could be a response to endocrine disruption

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Before those bastards blame us for using antibiotics… we DON'T. Don’t need to because we vaccinate against furunculosis, vibriosis, coldwater vibriosis, winter-ulcer and IPN. We use these nets from the start: https://www.copper-mesh.com/coppermesh/copper-alloy-fish-cage.html. No clogging of pellets or poop, so water flows nicely and oxygen content is fine.

Steinar

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Operations Manager

FishNor Aquaculture

Røtta

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75% abnormal sexual development of Char in Røtta. FishNor blames ChemNor immediately.

CheNorm renses theit water and sends the water to external chemists to test the quality. They claim zero activity.

"Can it be a shipwreck?..."- ChemNor

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UN FAO’s Fisheries & Aquaculture @FAOfish · 2m

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UN FAO’s Fisheries & Aquaculture @FAOfish · 2m

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With the right strategy and investment, we can grow aquaculture by 35 percent by 2030, drastically reducing our reliance on scarce, wild fish stocks, while further securing the livelihoods of those involved in fisheries.

#aquaculture #FAO

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I don't like them. They're putting chemicals in the water that are turning the fish gay. It's true folks, I don't know what to tell you.

#ChemNor #gayfish #tinfoilhats #itsalltrue

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Please find attached the report of the analysis that we carried out on the samples with accession number 1034332. We thank you for using our services.

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Weather and climate @weatherclimate ·  32m

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Weather and climate @weatherclimate ·  32m

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Surface water temperatures Lake Røtta
Your next tropical holidays destination?

#COP27 #climatechange #weather #gettinghot

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This is the real vision of “aquaculture”, aka: salmon farming. It’s an insult to nature, and to the people of Scotland, to have these foreign companies treating our west coast and islands like this.

#aquaculture #Scotland #salmon

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Growth char cohorts cultured to food-size

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Growth char cohorts cultured to food-size

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Hei,

I'm not making this thing up; there's something fishy going on.

Get to to bottom of this ASAP.

Steinar
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Operations Manager
FishNor Aquaculture
Røtta

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Multinationals go head to head following "ridiculous accusation"  

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Multinationals go head to head following "ridiculous accusation"  

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Røtta’s largest employers; aquaculture company FishNor and silicone-producer ChemNor go head-to-head after FishNor’s manager blamed ChemNor for their “substantial decline in profits” over the course of the past year and a half. He believes that the chemical manufacturing business pollutes Lake Røtta by discharging “toxic chemicals” that are harming FishNor’s “sustainable seafood production”.

ChemNor chief executive Martin Andreassen calls the allegation “unfounded, absurd and potentially harmful to ChemNor’s reputation”. Andreassen goes on to say that “ChemNor has a great track-record when it comes to conscientiously monitoring the chemicals that enter and exit our facilities.”

Both companies have hired a team of investigators to investigate the matter.