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USES: Fisheries and Aquaculture: Ecosystems: Coastal and Marine Ecosystems

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Topics (6-10 of 353)

USES: Disposal of Waste from Land: Types of waste: Climate Change: Oceanographic changes (0%)
USES: Human Settlements on the Coast: Coastal Urbanisation: Watershed alterations: Agriculture (0%)
ISSUES: Pollution and Degradation: Transport and Telecommunication: Ships’ Ballast Water and Invasive Marine Species (0%)
USES: Fisheries and Aquaculture: Ecosystems: Coastal and Marine Ecosystems: Types of ecosystems: Biological productivity in oceans (0%)
USES: Recreation and Tourism: Infrastructure Development: Golf courses (0%)

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