dead zones
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Earth's Ocean Loses 2% of Its Oxygen Since the 1960s, Over 500 'Dead Zones' Reported Worldwide: UNESCO
The UN has attributed the loss of oxygen in Earth’s oceans to human activities. Click to read more.
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Atlantic 'Dead Zones' Could Cause Mass Fish Kills
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Plankton 'Dead Zone' May Threaten Arabian Fisheries
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