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Scientists have reported that the destruction of Gaza's sewage system may have intensified the algae bloom crisis in the Mediterranean Sea. The damage is believed to increase nutrient runoff, which can promote harmful algae growth.
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Scientists have reported that the destruction of Gaza's sewage system may have intensified the algae bloom crisis in the Mediterranean Sea. The damage is believed to increase nutrient runoff, which can promote harmful algae growth.
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