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    Commentary: Save our seas

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    February 7, 2019
    Author
    Claparols, Antonio
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    Classification code
    PS20190207_B6
    Excerpt
    For once, leave politics out of this issue and make the facts speak for themselves. The coral colonies in the South China Sea are the richest and most diverse in the world. Any harm that goes to the coral colonies of the South China Sea will affect all oceans in the world as they are all connected. They, in fact, replenish the Pacific Ocean day in and day out. The fish catch in the area benefits all the peoples that surround it. The ocean is not a giant trashcan that everyone can use. It is alive and absorbs over 50 percent of all carbon dioxide emissions while supplying us with over 70 percent of all oxygen. The marine ecosystem and its biodiversity are in peril and must be protected. Its contribution to life is more than the forest.
    Citation
    Claparols, A. (2019, February 7). Commentary: Save our seas. The Philippine Star, p. B6.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/5951
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    Personal Names
    Roberts, Callum
    Geographic Names
    California Hawaii Texas France South China Sea
    Subject
    environmental protection environmental restoration Coral colonies Oceans carbon dioxide oxygen marine environment marine pollution Litter marine debris Climatic changes coral bleaching
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