Scientists make shocking discovery of 'dead zones' where nothing can live on two US coasts. Dead zones develop when “excess nutrients” from cities and farms drain —”runoff” — into the water, decaying algae and eventually making the area uninhabitable for most marine life.

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Every living thing everywhere is dying and always has been.

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Living things start out doing the opposite of dying, and only begin 'dying' as senescence sets in.