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Underground Water Reservoir Depletion Causes Earth's Axis to Tilt, North Pole Drifts 4 Centimeters Per Year [Study]
Scientists blamed the human-induced depletion of the underground reservoirs. Click to read more. Groundwater deep inside the Earth is readily available but is hard to access compared to water reservoirs like rivers, lakes, and the oceans that we see today.
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Mountain Climbing, Hiking No Longer Allowed in Bali After Tourist Damages Sanctity of Mountain Peak
Maple Trees In Oregon's Willamette Park Being Illegally Logged Burl by Burl
Endangered Bird Wattled Curassow Chick Hatches in Houston Zoo, Species Count Now 25
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Migratory Birds African Bee-Eaters Back in Norfolk to Nest, Experts Mark First Two-Year Streak
Fatal Chronic Wasting Disease Halts Rehabilitation Efforts for White-Tailed Deer Fawns in Tennessee
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Raw Oysters From Food Cart Kills Man With Flesh-Eating Bacteria Vibrio Vulnificus, Officials In Search of Supplier — Missouri
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Family Dies Inside Car With Running AC as Heat Wave Impacts Mexico
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California's Second Largest Reservoir 'Lake Oroville' Finally Reaches 100% Capacity Due to Beneficial Rain, Snowpack
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El Niño Causes Mass Die-Off of Birds on Shores of Mexico, Bird Flu Ruled Out in Autopsy
New Fireworks Regulations Require Use of Biodegradable Materials, July 4 Shows Canceled
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Faroe Islands Hunt 'Grindadráp' Continues with Bloody Shores from Over 500 Dolphins Slaughtered
Sitka Spruce Growing on Britain's Third Highest Mountain Signals Possible Recovery of Centuries-Old Habitat Loss