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    Sino poachers kill coral reefs

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    Date
    September 24, 2016
    Author
    Fabunan, Sara Susanne
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    Classification code
    MS20160924_A2
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    Chinese poachers are using the propellers of their boats to destroy coral reefs at the disputed islands Spratlys and Pag-asa, marine biologist John McManus said, but no comment has been made by the foreign affairs department. McManus said satellite images prove that since last year, the Chinese poachers have been killing the corals in the part of the West Philippine Sea where the Chinese built artificial islands. The biologist said coral bleaching and reef scarring was caused by systematic crushing through repeated scratching or scraping by Chinese poachers to harvest giant clams.
    Citation
    Fabunan, S. S. (2016, September 24). Sino poachers kill coral reefs. Manila Standard, p. A2.
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/1822
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    Corporate Names
    National Center for Coral Reef Research University of Miami
    Personal Names
    McManus, John Duterte, Rodrigo Aquino, Benigno III
    Geographic Names
    West Philippine Sea South China Sea
    Subject
    coral reefs disputes territorial waters satellite sensing artificial islands coral bleaching clam fisheries data fishery management fishery protection coral reef restoration law of the sea international law
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