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The Ministries of the Sea and the Environment and Climate Action are preparing a specific decree-law on red coral so that anyone caught removing it suffers "effective and rigorous" fines.
The Algarve University’s Centre for Marine Sciences (CCMar) has already identified «gardens of red coral » off the coast of Sagres, Lagos and Portimão.
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