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Worsening water crisis threatens UNESCO natural sites -study « Carbon Pulse

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The majority of non-marine UNESCO sites are jeopardised by the deepening water crisis, with biodiversity-rich areas at risk of degradation unless measures are put in place to advance restoration efforts, a study has said.
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Worsening water crisis threatens UNESCO natural sites -study « Carbon Pulse

The majority of non-marine UNESCO sites are jeopardised by the deepening water crisis, with biodiversity-rich areas at risk of degradation unless measures are put in place to advance restoration efforts, a study has said.

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