Great Barrier Reef
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Sediment Buildup Impairs Breathing of Fish
New research shows that suspended sediment accumulated via human activities can impair the breathing of fish, such as clownfish, as well as increases the rate of disease in fish.
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Great Barrier Reef Avoids Muddy Disaster
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