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Marine mammals are dying in record numbers amid NOAA cuts

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Record numbers of #marine mammals are dying on the beaches of #LA County — something experts suspect has to do with runoff from the recent wildfires. However, cuts to NOAA, which oversees and funds most research into #ocean health, are preventing experts from finding out why.

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