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Happy #WorldOceansDay! Oceans & seas cover 70 % of our planet’s surface, serving as home to 80 percent of life on earth, and providing over half of the world’s oxygen. But remember: the health of our oceans depends largely on our actions.

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"Impacts from #ClimateChange on people in sub-Saharan #Africa are expected to be some of the greatest [...], yet the continent currently only receives 5 per cent of climate funding." says @CMwonger in her op-ed about the #CSA Country Profiles in @allafrica http://ow.ly/76rx30kd90S

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