Environment
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US Rivers Rapidly Changes Due to Climate Change, Confusing Fish and Threatening Ecosystems [Study]
Climate change is disrupting the seasonal flows of US rivers and other parts of the world, according to the study. Click to read more.
Latest Research Articles
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Wildfire Smoke in California Releases Dangerous Particulate Matter, Impacting Indigenous Communities [Study]
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Solid Waste Pollution: UN Issues Warning as Generated Solid Waste of 2.3 Billion Tons in 2023 Predicted to Increase by 3.8 Billion Tons by 2050
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Tropical Trees’ Mutations Unaffected by UV Exposure, Research Finds
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Plastic Pellet Pollution From Industrial Zones Plague Belgian Town for Over 10 Years
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Volcanic Mercury Unlocks Secrets of Earth’s Past Climate Shifts
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California's ‘Ghost Lake’ Disappears Again After Reemerging in 2023 Due to Extreme Floods
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