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Humans "Inducing" Earthquakes During Energy Exploration, USGS Report Says
Human activities that inject fluids into the ground, such as natural gas extractions and geothermal energy production, are the cause of many earthquakes in the United States, including a destructive 5.6-magnitude tremor in Oklahoma in 2011.
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FDA Proposes Regulation of Arsenic Levels in Apple Juice
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Life in the Antarctic Moves More Quickly Than Previously Believed: A Study
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Lionfish Increasing in Size, Threatening Native Atlantic Fish Population
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2 Million Global Deaths Linked with Air Pollution
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US Power Plants at Risk from Climate Change, Report Says
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Youth Homicides Hit 30 Year Low in 2010: CDC Report
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Why Men Should Lay Off Fish Oil Supplements
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Noisy 'Icequakes' from Melting Icebergs Louder than Man-made Ocean Noise
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World’s Largest Organism May Have Persisted Since the First Human Migrations
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‘Worsening Smog’ Forces New Delhi to Close All Primary Schools
