Talk:Marine conservation activism

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[edit] someone needs to update the references

The references here are DEAD LINKS; looks like somebody copied & pasted text from elsewhere but did not update the links (e.g., add the refs to this page, or point them to the refs on the other page). philiptdotcom 23:29, 29 October 2007 (UTC)