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Equatorial Guinea abolishes death penalty, EU protects parts of Atlantic, digitalization preserves native heritage

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20.09.2022
by Maggie Zogg
#AnimalConservation, #Arctic, #Digitalilzation, #Education, #EU, #Inclusivity, #Innovation, #OceanProtection, #Sustainability, #UN
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Good News
20.09.2022
by Maggie Zogg
#AnimalConservation, #Arctic, #Digitalilzation, #Education, #EU, #Inclusivity, #Innovation, #OceanProtection, #Sustainability, #UN
Image: Pixabay CC0
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