Chattahoochee fish kill explained
The Chattahoochee River keeper says thousands of fish suffocated to death due to low oxygen levels in the river in the past few days. They say it all started with a rain storm that flooded parts of downtown Atlanta. FOX 5's Rey Llerena has the story.
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