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Bees and Butterflies Suffer a 39% Foraging Decline Due to Elevated Air Pollution Levels
Study reveals air pollution reduces pollinator foraging by 39%, threatening crops and ecosystems
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Singapore Approves 16 Species Of Insect For Human Consumption
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Alberta Lifts 18-Year Ban of Grizzly Bear Hunting, Conservationist Calls “A Slap In The Face”
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Midwest Braces for Storms as Heat Dome Shifts, Threatening Severe Weather Conditions
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Rare Tree Cactus Goes Extinct In The US Due To Rising Sea Level, Study Says
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Changes In Sea Level and Glacial Melt Could Create More Earthquakes, Experts Say
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Archaeologists Reveal Ancient Crop Remains Shedding Light on East African Agriculture
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Bats’ Heart Rates in Flight Shed Light on Survival Strategies Across Seasons
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Exposure To Air Pollution Reduce Chances Of Successful IVF By 40%, Study Says
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Forever Chemical Hotspots Uncovered Across the US, Affecting Up to 270 Million People
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Heat Wave Crisis: Western States Face Unprecedented Temperatures, Millions Under Heat Warnings
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Four Forever Chemical Contamination Hot Spots Identified In Eastern United States
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Running Hippos Can Get Airborne, Study Says
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Beyond the Aurora: How Do Solar Flares Affect Electronics
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Donut Inside Earth Could Hold Clues to Planet's Seizmic Activity
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Antarctica’s 'Doomsday Glacier' May Get Protection Barrier in Effort to Prevent Flooding
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Vivazen® Champions Mental Wellness with a Commitment to Plant-Based Self-Care on World Mental Health Day
