Why is it important to protect the oceans?

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Reasons why it is important to protect the oceans
Jordan Jain
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Jordan Jain
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Why is it important to protect the oceans?
  1. Resources
    1. Fish
      1. Oil
        1. Energy (Renewable)
          1. Only Explored 10% of Ocean Floor
          2. Regulating Climate
            1. Sea Level Change
              1. Stores of Heat
                1. Sea level change
                  1. North Atlantic Drift keeping UK warmer than anticipated
                  2. Biodiversity
                    1. Mangrove Swamps
                      1. Fish
                        1. Coral Reefs
                        2. Hydrological (water) Cycle
                          1. Water Stores
                          2. Influence on Carbon Cycle
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