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45 nations join hands to save marine turtles

By by Benny G. Enriquez | July 1, 2001 - 12:00am

Eight countries have signed while at least two dozen others are expected to sign an agreement to work together for the preservation of marine turtles which have been overexploited and are now in danger of disappearing...

Agriculture