Environment
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Deep-Sea Mystery Could Change Marine Life as We Know It
The positioning of continents, a previously unrecognized element, contributes to the oxygenation of Earth's waters. Moving continents may ultimately have the reverse result, killing most deep-sea animals.
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World Leaders are Trying to Pass a Treaty to Protect the Ocean
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