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Humans have interfered with most of the world's greatest rivers

8 May 2019

Long free-flowing rivers are incredibly biodiverse, but they have become increasingly rare and confined to remote regions in the Arctic, Amazon and the Congo basin

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Humans have interfered with most of the world's greatest rivers

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