Biology
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Mediterranean Corals Contaminated by Fly-Ash From Burning Fossil Fuels
Pollutants from burning fossil fuels have been found embedded in corals, for the first time, offering scientists a potential new tool to track the history of pollution, finds a new study led by UCL researchers.
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