Good news, plants defeat seazombies in Seattle. Urban streams breed seazombies when fall
rains wash a chemical stew into creeks where salmon are getting ready to spawn. Some salmon are killed directly,
but what’s worse is that some transform into seazombies—poisoned undead fish
that come out of streams to eat your brain.
Fortunately, scientists have discovered that plants can stop
the seazombie plague. Biofiltration by a
soil/plant mixture cleans the toxic stew so it’s harmless, protecting
salmon.
Quick, let’s get more plants working in our city
neighborhoods before seazombies take over.
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