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In high seas, scientists see a lifeline for coral reefs
Coral reefs on the high seas could offer a lifeline for the world's dying reefs, a new study finds.
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The impact of Coronavirus on nature
A growing body of research points to a direct link between the destruction of nature and disease outbreaks
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