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Radioactive Isotopes Illuminate Arctic Ocean Currents
The Arctic Ocean is warming four times faster than the rest of the world's oceans, a trend that could potentially spill over to the rest of the world in the form of altered weather patterns and other climate consequences.
Latest Research Articles
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Global Wildfire Risk: Temperate Conifer Forests Face 11-Fold Rise in Extreme Fires
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Deep-Sea Creatures Struggle to Survive Due to Frequent Oil Contamination
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Homosexual Behavior Among Animals Is Common, Scientist Found Evidence
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Microplastic Exposure Mapped Southeast Asia Faces Highest Dietary Uptake
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Midwest Weather Forecast: Major Flooding Risk to Unload from Parts of Minnesota to Nebraska
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Southwestern US Weather Forecast: Heavy Rains, Lightning Risk to Bring Travel Dangers This Week
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Kangaroo Teeth Growth Patterns Shed Light on Age and Sex, Enhancing Ecological Understanding
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Callum the Red Deer: Scottish Authorities 'Euthanize' Celebrity Stag Over Poor Health Conditions Caused by Food from Tourists
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Scientists Dive into the Depths of the Ocean to Uncover the Secrets of Dissolved Organic Matter
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US Heatwaves: Heat Index Could Exceed 10°F Across Great Plains, Mid-South and Southeast Region Through Early Week [NWS]
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Endangered Eels Can Navigate Barriers Easily With Help of Textured Tiles
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Italy's Capri Island Lifts Tourist Ban as Water Supply Goes Back to Normal