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Humans Increasing the Rate of Extinction by 1000-Fold
Species of plants and animals are becoming extinct, and we have only ourselves to blame. The rate of extinction is increasing 1,000 times faster than before humans inhabited the planet, and now the world is on the brink of a sixth great extinction, a new study indicates.
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SpaceX Dragon V2 Unveiled Tonight
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Independent Research Groups Publish Near-Complete Human Proteome Maps
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Cynicism Tied with Dementia Risk, Study
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Antarctic Ice Sheet Less Stable than Assumed, Researchers Say
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