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Do we stand by and do nothing, or do we do something to preserve life as we like it? Children Help Your Mother In the beginning, there was slime. Long before trees shaded Earths land or fish darted through coral reefs, this planet was a lifeless blue marble, bathed in sun and storm. Then came the cyanobacteriathe blue-green algae, though not truly algae at all.
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