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Restoration of Marine Habitats in the Mediterranean: What Works, What Remains to Be Saved

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The Mediterranean is suffering the effects of climate change, which increases the temperature of air and water, while human activity has artificialized a large part of its coastline. With worrying consequences on marine ecosystems. Today, man is trying to reduce its impact and repair what it has damaged.
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Restoration of Marine Habitats in the Mediterranean: What Works, What Remains to Be Saved

The Mediterranean is suffering the effects of climate change, which increases the temperature of air and water, while human activity has artificialized a large part of its coastline. With worrying consequences on marine ecosystems. Today, man is trying to reduce its impact and repair what it has damaged.

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latribune.fr broke the news in on Wednesday, July 23, 2025.
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