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Sunscreens Containing Coral-Harmful Chemicals Officially Banned in Thailand
Since tourists go to these beaches, most people use lotion for sun protection and other products known as sunscreen. Some sunscreen products have been found to affect the growth of corals by harming them, which has led Thailand to ban sunscreen containing coral-harmful chemicals.
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