Marine life in the world's oceans could recover to healthy levels in the next thirty years if decisive and urgent action is taken, an international review has found.
Marine life in the world's oceans could recover to healthy levels in the next thirty years if decisive and urgent action is taken, an international review has found.
A team of scientists from around the world found marine life to be"remarkably resilient" despite damage caused by human activity and interference, they said in a review published Wednesday in science journal Nature.Researchers said ocean populations could be restored as soon as 2050, but warned that there is limited time to achieve this change.
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