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The US Announces Continued Support to the IAEA Ocean Acidification International Coordination Centre (OA-ICC) at 2016 Our Oceans Conference
The US Government announced last week at the Our Ocean Conference in Washington DC a further US $600,000 in support of the "Ocean Acidification International Coordination Centre", an IAEA Peaceful Uses Initiative project. Read more →
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