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Nick Clark

ReporterAl JazeeraBeat: International, Middle East, War & Conflict, Human Rights, Environmental Policy, Climate Change, Wildlife Conservation, Biodiversity

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Nick Clark is a journalist who has written for Al Jazeera, covering a range of international topics including the Middle East, war and conflict, human rights, environmental policy, climate change, wildlife conservation, and biodiversity.

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