Animals
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Denmark To Exhume and Incinerate Culled Mink From Mass Graves; Permanent COVID-19 Future Pandemic Risk a Threat
In Denmark, lawmakers want to exhume and incinerate culled mink from mass graves, while scientific authorities are concerned about a permanent COVID-19 future pandemic risk.
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