Study: Human Activity ‘Helped Fuel’ Red Tide Events
A University of Fla. study found that a combination of factors contributes to red tide blooms, but human activity has intensified them over the past decade.
A University of Fla. study found that a combination of factors contributes to red tide blooms, but human activity has intensified them over the past decade.
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