Ireland
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Half of Breeding Seabirds in Ireland, UK Declined Over Past 20 Years Due to Climate Change, Habitat Loss
Increasing warming and climate change harm the breeding seabirds in Ireland and the UK. Recent reports showed that they declined in the past 20 years. Read here.
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