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Nagoya : Japan | Oct 12, 2012 at 1:38 AM PDT
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Scientists say billions required to meet conservation targets Science reporter, BBC World Service The most threatened species tend to be relatively cheap to save because of small range sizes Reducing the risk of extinction for threatened species and establishing protected areas for nature will... FULL ARTICLE AT BBC
 
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