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Healthy oceans could add $900 billion to world economy, according to study

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Protecting the planet’s oceans is not only an environmental imperative but also a sound business decision as it could add $900 billion to the global economy in a few decades, according to a study by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF). Creating marine protected areas (MPAs) will yield a three-fold return for every dollar invested in the…


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  • richard schlinder

    This problem is larger than they speak of in this article.The Mississippi flows into the gulf of Mexico full of chemicals. The entire area is dead of sea life. Fronting Tampa and St.Pete in the gulf is one thousand sq. miles of dead sea.Nothing lives there,plant or animal life.It is an aquatic ghost town.All from run-off from the metropolitan areas.There are hundreds of locations around the globe working under this scenario.
    Here’s the challenge.That water needs to be cleaned before it flows into the sea.Is that possible??

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