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Too Many Koalas: South Australia’s Booming Koala Population Is Destroying Its Own Habitat — Scientists Warn Of Looming Ecological Collapse
South Australia's koala population has grown to 10% of Australia's total in the Mount Lofty Ranges, but scientists warn that without intervention, the animals are headed toward starvation and habitat collapse.
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Giant Fire Tornadoes Could Soon Clean Up Oil Spills — New Research Shows They Burn 95% Of Crude Oil And Cut Soot By 40% Compared To Traditional Methods

Texas A&M and UC Berkeley researchers built a 17-foot fire whirl in a first-of-its-kind large-scale experiment, showing the spinning vortex burns crude oil 40% faster, consumes 95% of it, and cuts soot emissions by 40%. San Antonio’s 7-Year Drought Just Eased — Edwards Aquifer Lifted From Stage 4 To Stage 3 For The First Time Since August 2025

San Antonio's 7-year drought eases as the Edwards Aquifer drops from Stage 4 to Stage 3, easing water restrictions across South Texas.
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