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A view of the South China Sea

Environmental Ramifications of the South China Sea Conflict: Vying for Regional Dominance at the Environment’s Expense

July 12, 2018 by Chloe Houdre International Oceans Wildlife

The South China Sea is an environmental gem. It is also the site of an intense geopolitical conflict. How did this conflict emerge, and what is it doing to this unique ecosystem?

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