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New study reveals local drivers of amplified Arctic warming
An international team of researchers, including Professor Sarah Kang and DoYeon Kim in the School of Urban and Environmental Engineering at UNIST, has unveiled that local greenhouse gas concentrations appear to be attributable to Arctic Amplification.
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Molecules of GM food can accumulate in human digestive tract and enter cells of body
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