Venice Grand Canal Turns Phosphorescent Green, Authorities Investigate
- A patch of water in Venice's Grand Canal turned fluorescent green on Sunday.
- Police and environmental officials are investigating the cause of the color change.
- Initial tests show no harmful substances, and the dye fluorescein is suspected.
- The incident has drawn comparisons to a similar act by an artist in 1968.
- Speculation points to environmental activists, though no group has claimed responsibility.