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4 Jan 2018

Temuco, La Araucanía, Chile

Areas starved of oxygen in open ocean and by coasts have soared in recent decades, risking dire consequences for marine life and humanity

The Guardian / Damian Carrington

	Ocean / Sea	957
	Fish	194
	Weather	184
	Marine Mammals	163
	Ice / Snow Change	163
	Invertebrates	156
	Unusual Range / Sighting	128
	Land	127
	Death / Die-off / Decline	123
	Surface Waters / Wetlands	123
	Transportation	111
	Buildings	104
	Human Health	94
	Food Security	86
	Birds	83
	Seasonal Timing	77
	Safety	73
	Economic Impact	69
	Extreme Temperature	69
	Sports / Recreation	67
	Microbes	64
	Plants / Kelp	60
	Air	52
	Fisheries	50
	Pollution	49
	Unusual Size / Abundance	47
	Extreme Wind	43
	Storm Surge	43
	Erosion	41
	Sanitation	40
	Flooding / Draining	39
	Energy	38
	Cultural Impact	37
	Algal Bloom	36
	Unusual Animal Behavior	30
	Deformity / Disease / Injury	24
	Extreme Precipitation	22
	Aquaculture	20
	Agriculture	19
	Permafrost Change	19
	Water Management	19
	Water Security	16
	Parasite	15
	Sea/Land Level Change	14
	Debris / Trash	13
	Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning	13
	Glacier Change	11
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	Pathogen	11
	Land Mammals	10
	Cyclone / Hurricane	10
	Livestock	9
	Pets	9
	Air Quality	8
	Communication	8
	Reptiles	8
	Displacement	7
	Landslide / Avalanche	7
	Atmosphere	6
	Physical or Chemical Change	6
	Insects	6
	Groundwater	5
	Infestation	5
	Mental Health	5
	One Health	5
	Thunderstorm	5
	TOURISM	5
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	Burial Site	3
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	Rain on Snow	3
	Vibrio parahaemolyticus	3
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	Forestry	2
	Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning	1
	Fungi	1
	Injury	1
	Relocation	1
	Trichinosis	1
	Zoonotic Flu	1

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