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UAE To Export Camel-icious Milk To The West

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Killing Marine Life With Your Sunscreen

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Normal coral (left) exposed to ultraviolet filters found in sunscreen "bleaches" white (right) when the algae living inside it die. Go to the beach. Swim....
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