Authorities in the Channel Islands are looking at ways to protect residents and visitors from toxic beach gases after the death of a jogger in France that has been linked to the fumes from rotting seaweed.
The government of Jersey said on Monday it was considering the installation of devices to check gas levels from deposits of sea lettuce.
Warning signs could also be erected on affected coastlines to tell people of the potential danger posed by rotting green algae.
The Guardian: Jersey monitors threat from toxic sea lettuce fumes
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