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Amazing Fish Ear Stones That Act Like Tree Rings and Record Their History
For animals, rising temperatures act like inflation. Rising prices mean housing and food take up more of our budget, leaving less money for luxuries. More heat means more of an animal's bodily resources, like food and oxygen, are needed to fuel basic functions, like breathing and moving, leaving less energy for growth and reproduction.
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Over 100 Million People in Easten Portions of US Will Feel Widespread Cold This Week
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Clean Water, Healthy Life: Strategies to Reduce Arsenic Exposure at Home
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Houston Dog Attack Lawyers: Advocating for Victims in the Legal Landscape
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Smog Levels Drop on a Major Copenhagen Street After Traffic Ban
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Why Is Renewable Energy a Savior for the Environment
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Half A Million People In Europe Dead Due To Toxic Air In 2021, Study Says
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Axolotls Being Saved Anew In Mexico Through Fundraising
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WHO Says Climate Change 'Single Biggest Health Threat' Facing Humanity
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China: Respiratory Illness Causes By Known Pathogens Not Novel Virus, Experts Say
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Overused Road Salt in Winter Can Make Saltier Groundwater, Lakes
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Plastic Pollution Global Treaty Shows Too Slow To Fight Waste Crisis, New Report Shows
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Moderate to Heavy Rain Likely in Southern New England and northern Florida This Week
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Cave-Dwelling Dwarf Crocodiles Mutating Into New Species, Researchers Say
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Northern Lights Could Grace the US Skies Tonight – Here’s Where to Look
