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Climate, environmental change puts 90% of world s marine food at risk: study – Talk Vietnam

Climate, environmental change puts 90% of world s marine food at risk: study – Talk Vietnam
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Climate, environmental change puts 90% of world s marine food at risk, says study

More than 90% of the world's marine food supplies are at risk from environmental changes such as rising temperatures and pollution, with top producers like China, Norway and the United States facing the biggest threat, new research showed on Monday.

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Blue foods face significant risks from climate change

Blue foods face significant risks from climate change
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Climate, Environmental Change Puts 90% Of World s Marine Food At Risk: Study

More than 90% of the world s marine food supplies are at risk from environmental changes such as rising temperatures and pollution, new research showed.

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Filipino Pilgrim Undergoes Life-Saving Operation in Makkah

A Filipino pilgrim who was rushed to the hospital after suffering acute heart attack underwent a successful surgery at Al-Noor Hospital, an affiliate of Makkah-based King Abdullah Medical City. The Ministry of Health said that the health condition of the 78-year-old patient is now stable and he will be transferred, in a health convoy, to Arafat to complete his pilgrimage, SPA reported.

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