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The World’s Largest Waterfall is Under the Sea, and a Barometer for the Planet's Health
The enormous Denmark Cascade is a powerful and gigantic downwelling phenomenon. But if global warming continues and changes the cascade, the effects on life in the oceans could be catastrophic.
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