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Senior climate writer @CNNi | before @Guardian, @HuffPost Any tips to: laura.paddison@cnn.com
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The oceans are in deep trouble. The Trump administration is ditching a vital deep-sea monitoring system

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By Laura Paddison , Ella Nilsen 
| Yahoo
A surface buoy used to gather ocean data is part of the Pioneer Mid-Atlantic Bight moored array off the coast of North Carolina. - Darlene Trew Crist/WHOI/AP The Trump administration has announced it will dismantle a $368 million deep-ocean monitoring system that provides critical data on the world’s oceans.
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Mar Morto pode secar e ações para resolver problema têm pouco progresso

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By Laura Paddison 
| CNN Brasil
Ben Zaken, que dirige a empresa Salty Landscapes em Mitzpe Shalem, um povoado na margem oeste do Mar Morto, conduz excursões no local há mais de 12 anos. Isso lhe permitiu testemunhar em primeira mão as mudanças alarmantes. Os passeios de barco que ele fazia costumavam partir da Praia Mineral, ao sul de Mitzpe Shalem, mas ele foi obrigado a mudar de local quando crateras forçaram o fechamento da praia em 2015.
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In the lowest place on Earth, a sea is rapidly dying — and no one can agree how to save it

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By Laura Paddison 
| KSL.com
THE DEAD SEA — The motorboat cut through the aquamarine water of the Dead Sea, past dazzling-white formations forged from salt crystals. Jake Ben Zaken, the boat captain, pointed to a patch of darker water nearby indicating a sinkhole beneath the seabed. These are both signs of an unfolding ecological disaster, he said. The Dead Sea sits where Israeli, Jordanian and Palestinian land meet and is a place of extremes. It's the lowest point on the planet, around 1,400 feet below sea level.
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