Environment
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Half Of World’s Mangrove Forest At Risk Of Collapse Due To Human Activities and Climate Change Study Says
Apart from human activity, rising sea levels and an increase in the frequency of strong storms due to climate change also pose a threat to mangroves. Read more here.
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