FIS - Worldnews - Climate change darkens water, drives fish away [to where?]

Norwegian coastal waters are darkening due to changes in weather and climate, damaging optical conditions for marine animals.
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Visibility conditions at Lurefjorden have made it more difficult for fish to find their prey [is that good news for the prey?], but not for the blind jellyfish. The jellyfish now have virtually no competition for the abundant prey organisms, Aksnes elaborated.
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"More precipitation [wait, wouldn't that suggest less drought?] means that more murky fresh water mixes with the coastal water, making it less saline and murkier," explained Aksnes.

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COP18: Who to follow on twitter in Doha | RTCC - Responding to Climate Change

@kuminaidoo - Expect increasingly despairing tweets from the Greenpeace International chief as the conference progresses.