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Sea Turtles in Peril: U.S. Agency Launches In-Depth Probe Into Dredging Impacts
A U.S. agency has agreed to an in-depth environmental study into whether dredging a Georgia shipping channel in the spring and summer would threaten rare sea turtles nesting on nearby beaches—a review demanded by conservationists who sued to stop the project.
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