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Nonetheless, it will take some drastic greenhouse gas cuts.
“Coordinated efforts to slow the local impacts of over-fishing and marine pollution demonstrate the high intrinsic and economic value of preserving marine biodiversity and living resources,” the study pointed out.
“Realizing the fruits of these conservation efforts depends on mounting complementary societal responses.”
Additionally, people can get involved in the climate fight by starting in their own backyards. Every single decision and action has a consequence. Take stock of your daily activities and consumption; look around your community.
How do you work to reduce your carbon footprint?
And to read the study’s complete findings, visit the link here.
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