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Wet markets' are not as bad for health and biodiversity as we think

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Last updated 23 May 2024
Wet markets' are not as bad for health and biodiversity as we think
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Wet markets' are not as bad for health and biodiversity as we think
China's wet markets are no different from European farmers' markets
Wet markets' are not as bad for health and biodiversity as we think
Wet markets' are not as bad for health and biodiversity as we think
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