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Home / Science / Scientists call on global leaders to “Protect High Seas Biodiversity”

Scientists call on global leaders to “Protect High Seas Biodiversity”

9 June 2021
Science

Several scientists have published a letter in Science Magazine calling on global leaders to protect high seas biodiversity. You can show your support by signing the letter here. 

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