The fluid leaks into the River Almond, affecting salmon, trout and eels, according to the Forth Rivers Trust.
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Angie Brown
BBC Scotland, Edinburgh and East reporter
BBC News Edinburgh, Fife & East Scotland
River polluted by de-icer from Edinburgh Airport
The fluid leaks into the River Almond, affecting salmon, trout and eels, according to the Forth Rivers Trust.
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River polluted by de-icer from Edinburgh Airport
The fluid leaks into the River Almond, affecting salmon, trout and eels, according to the Forth Rivers Trust.
Global sleep out event will be co-founder's last
Josh Littlejohn said the event, spanning 52 countries, would be the biggest achievement in his lifetime.
Man accused of plotting mosque attack
Sam Imrie, 22, denies preparing acts of terror, including making plans to attack an Islamic centre in Glenrothes.
Short-term lets blamed for overflowing bins
There was a 13% rise in the number of overflowing bins reported in Edinburgh this summer.
Former art college head to be museum director
Christopher Breward will take over running National Museums Scotland from Dr Gordon Rintoul, who has been in charge for 18 years.
Vehicle named after longest-serving firefighter
Edinburgh watch commander Dave Farries first joined the South Eastern Fire Brigade in August 1968.
Plans revealed for 8,000 seat indoor arena
A 30-acre site is proposed at Straiton in Midlothian with plans also for conference, retail and leisure space, a cinema, and hotels.
Global sleep out event will be co-founder's last
Josh Littlejohn said the event, spanning 52 countries, would be the biggest achievement in his lifetime.
Man accused of plotting mosque attack
Sam Imrie, 22, denies preparing acts of terror, including making plans to attack an Islamic centre in Glenrothes.
Short-term lets blamed for overflowing bins
There was a 13% rise in the number of overflowing bins reported in Edinburgh this summer.
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