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Great Barrier Reef Now Irrevocably Damaged, Experts Say Improvement is No Longer Achievable
The reef is more damaged than initially believed. Bringing back the former majesty of the Great Barrier Reef has always been unlikely, and now experts are saying that expecting an improvement could be impossible despite efforts of the government.
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