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The strongest line of inquiry so far is that some sort of toxin is infecting the fish that they are eating.

Every new tide brings with it further evidence that our seabirds are suffering.

Toxins are produced by algae or plankton, and when those get at high concentrations, you can get sufficient quantities of toxins produced by these algae into the marine environment, and that can work its way up the food chain.

Then China’s market reforms took off in the 1990s, and with them an unprecedented appetite for coal and ores of all sorts

But given that the three countries already collaborate closely in many areas—they make up, with Canada and New Zealand, the “Five Eyes” intelligence-sharing pact—it is the novelty of Australia’s nuclear submarines that has garnered the most attention.

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outsized profits