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Washington conservation group sues Cooke Aquaculture

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DUVALL, Wash. – A conservation group said it’s suing the salmon farming operation that released thousands of Atlantic salmon into the Puget Sound.

The pen containing about 305-thousand of the non-native fish collapsed over a week ago.

The Wild Fish Conservancy said the lawsuit against Cooke Aquaculture is for violations of the Clean Water Act.

The release poses a threat to struggling wild fish populations and the ecosystem, the conservancy group said.

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