UNESCO
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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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Major Glaciers in World Heritage Sites Will Disappear by 2050 Due to Global Warming [Report]
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UNESCO Warns City of Malta To Prepare For Catatrophic Tsunami After in 30 Years
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Indonesia’s ‘Jurassic Park’ Project Continues, Despite UNESCO's Warning of Its Dire Consequences
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Bob Carr Calls Out UNESCO to Take Blue Mountains Threat Seriously
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UNESCO: Great Barrier Reef Should Be Classified as "In Danger" Due to Degradation
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Australia Proposes Plan to Protect Great Barrier Reef Better from Global Warming Effects
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