The sea lochs that line Scotland’s north-west coast, famed for their natural splendour, are polluted by poisonous chemicals used by fish farms, surveys by the Scottish Government’s green watchdog have revealed.
They look like pristine, unpolluted beauty spots – but in fact they are contaminated with toxic pesticides.
The sea lochs that line Scotland’s north-west coast, famed for their natural splendour, are polluted by poisonous chemicals used by fish farms, surveys by the Scottish Government’s green watchdog have revealed.