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Scotland's Salmon Industry Faces Challenges Amidst Activist Protests

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Scotland's Salmon Industry Faces Challenges Amidst Activist Protests
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  • Activists campaign against Scotland's salmon industry.
  • Industry accuses activists of intimidation and misinformation.
    • CEO Tavish Scott calls activist actions orchestrated attacks.
    • Scott denies mass mortality, labels events as routine.
    • Footage reveals questionable practices in salmon farms.
    • Scottish inquiry probes changes in salmon sector since 2018.
    • Activists claim salmon deaths show climate challenge issues.
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