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Orcas covered in scars left by cookiecutter sharks may be new population, study says

Orcas covered in scars left by cookiecutter sharks may be new population, study says
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Harmful toxins from oil spills, wildfire smoke found in B C orcas: study

Harmful pollutants from oil spills, fossil fuels and wildfire smoke have been detected in killer whales in British Columbia, according to a new study.

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Fish Buffered from Recent Marine Heatwaves, Showing There s Still Time To Act on Climate Change

Fish Buffered from Recent Marine Heatwaves, Showing There s Still Time To Act on Climate Change
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To tackle overfishing in West Africa, cooperation is needed

Foreign fishing fleets and fishmeal plants have diminished West African fish stocks. A new report reveals the need for better data sharing, and higher operational standards at the plants.

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