South West storms clue to 'milky' sea water
Marine scientists are investigating a link between "milky" sea water off the South West coast and storms churning up the seabed.
Divers and fishermen reported the seawater in the Channel had a "milky" appearance prompting the Plymouth Marine Laboratory investigation.
BBC South West Environment Correspondent Adrian Campbell reports on how a "huge amount" of sediment has entered the water and its effects on fishermen.
08 Apr 2014
- From the section England