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Mariners’ have a role in reducing the risk of lethal coral disease spread

February 13, 2023 MC Staff

In response to an unprecedented coral disease outbreak called stony coral tissue loss disease, the Coast Guard is urging vessel owners and operators to familiarize themselves with existing ballast water requirements
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