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CORAL REEF STUDIES AND JAMES COOK UNIVERSITY

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Livelihood of millions of fishers in Coral Triangle at risk - study

June 20, 2010 - 12:00am

The livelihoods of tens of millions of fishers in the world’s richest coral reef region, the Coral Triangle, are at risk from the combined impact of collapsing fish stocks, environmental decline and coastal...

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