Marine Ecosystem: The Effects of Water pollution

 

The marine ecosystem is essential for oxygen production, climate control, and biodiversity.Water pollution from plastics, oil, and chemicals harms marine life severely.
Coral reefs and fish are especially vulnerable, disrupting the ocean food chain.
Pollution affects human health, fishing industries, and coastal protection.
Stronger laws, innovation, and global cooperation are key to restoring ocean health.

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Overexploitation of Living Species and Natural Resources: A Sensational News.

 

The overexploitation of living species is pushing ecosystems to the brink, threatening global stability.
Wildlife populations have dropped drastically, with freshwater species hit the hardest.
Human activities like deforestation, overfishing, and mining are driving this crisis.
Urgent, united global action can still restore balance and protect our future.

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