"fish death" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the death of fish, either in a specific context or in a general sense. Example: The sudden increase in water pollution has resulted in a significant number of fish deaths in the lake.
Tibor Dobson, a spokesman for a Hungarian rescue agency, said late yesterday afternoon that there were reports of sporadic fish death in the Raba and the Mosoni-Danube rivers, affected by the spill earlier, and confirmed that all fish had died in the smaller Marcal, which was hit first.
Incidence of fish death was recorded and abnormalities noted.
To prevent fish death, each tank was covered at 50 % with a mat for protecting fingerlings against sun rays.
Dissidents are blaming wastewater from the steel plant for a mass fish death at aquatic farms and in waters off the country's central provinces.
The Meghalaya State Pollution Control Board, Shillong (MSPCB 2007) reported a case of massive fish death in Lukha River on the eastern border of Jaintia Hills district, which was attributed to AMD contaminating the stream water and sediments.
An increased level of aluminium in acidified natural waters is a primary cause of fish death from damage to gill epithelia and loss of osmo-regulatory capacity (Driscoll 1985).
In Leshan, Sichuan Province, extensive fish deaths along 135 miles of the Minjiang River followed a chemical spill.
There had been similar fish deaths in Maryland, and officials there reached the same conclusion.
The groups suing the state -- Riverkeeper, the Natural Resources Defense Council, Scenic Hudson and Clearwater -- say newer systems reduce fish deaths by 98percentt.
"These teams also provide wider incident response – containing river pollution, aerating watercourses to prevent fish deaths from low oxygen levels.
"Within 24 hours you get massive fish deaths from the toxins in the paint," said Bittu Sahgal, editor of Sanctuary Asia, an environmental magazine published here.
