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      <dcterms:alternative>It’s the size of a continent and setting off alarm bells due to its potential to emit greenhouse gases. The most unsettling part? It isn’t caused by humans.</dcterms:alternative>
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      <dcterms:alternative>St Kilda Beach near Melbourne becomes a nighttime spectacle as glowing algae create an otherworldly display.</dcterms:alternative>
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