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The Philippines and Spratly Islands: A Losing Battle
Originally published at ScientificAmerican.com By Britanny Cheng What has more than 750 reefs and islands, has been claimed by 5 different countries, and has been the center of political disputes since the 1900s? Answer: the Spratly Islands, located off the … Continue reading
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Scientific Research Diving at USC Dornsife 