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Report Calls for Five-Year Plan to Save World's Over-Fished Oceans
The world's oceans need saving from overfishing and pollution, a new report says, as this "failed state" is rapidly declining, and an independent panel behind the report announced Tuesday that urgent action is needed within the next five years.
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