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Consequences of Climate Change: The Black Sea is Losing Its Habitable Waters and It's a Bad Sign
The makeup of the Black Sea is one of a kind, but its one that is fading astonishingly fast. Like many natural disasters in recent history, global warming plays its part in the decline.
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