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GEOGRAPHY: Marine areas: High Seas: Global distribution of biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction (4%)
ISSUES: Sustainable Development: Rio+20 (2%)
ISSUES: Human Health and the Ocean: Disposal of Waste from Land and Human Health (2%)
GEOGRAPHY: Marine areas (1%)
ABOUT: Ecology: Coastal and Marine Habitats (1%)

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