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Greenhouse Gas Emissions Could Trigger Mass Extinction of Marine Life in the Next Few Centuries: New Study
An unprecedented loss of marine biodiversity since the extinction of the dinosaurs is possible. Marine life as we know it will undergo mass extinction in the next few centuries if greenhouse gas emissions continue.
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