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Repurposed malaria nets for fishing harm African aquatic life, study finds

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Insecticide-treated mosquito nets, originally provided for malaria prevention, are increasingly being used for fishing in parts of Africa. This practice threatens fish populations and damages fragile aquatic ecosystems. Food-insecure communities are adopting this method as a readily available solution. The nets' chemicals pose an additional risk to marine life. Experts call for a comprehensive strategy to balance public health goals with environmental protection.

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