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The article was orginally published at: The Ups and Downs of the World’s Most Isolated Sea
The Black Sea is an integral part of millions of peoples’ lives. Photo of Trabzon, Turkey, by Whewes via Flickr.
With its watershed covering almost one-third of continental Europe, an area home to some 160 million people, there are plenty of opportunities for pollution to run into the Black Sea — and only one outlet to the world’s oceans and seas, the Bosphorus straits in Turkey. It’s little wonder, then, that a dozen years ago, it was described as “facing an environmental catastrophe.” More surprising, perhaps, is that conditions in the <a href="http://w…Read the full story on TreeHugger
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