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Regulating Marine Pollution: Challenges and Best Practices for Compliance and Enforcement
Marine pollution is a significant environmental issue that has adverse effects on marine ecosystems and human health. The oceans cover over 70% of...
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La Niña is Finishing an Extremely Unusual 3-Year Cycle
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Plankton Could Hold Key for Understanding Link Between Ocean Pollution and Human Health
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National Marine Sanctuary of American Samoa Resilient Despite Climate Change
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To Save the Mediterranean Sea, Its People are Uniting
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Urgent Collaboration Between Nations Needed to Save Marine Life, from Tropical Reefs to Deep Sea Ecosystems
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Healthy Planet Needs ‘Ocean Action’ from Asian and Pacific Countries
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