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European, North American Ponds Reveal High Methane Emission, May Contribute to Climate Change More
There could be billions of shallow lakes and ponds on Earth, though lack of mapping systems makes it hard to know just how many exist. Together, they emit significant amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, but emissions from these systems vary considerably and are not well understood.
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Philippines' Most Active Volcano on the Verge of Eruption, Alert Level 2 Raised Amid Volcanic Unrest
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US Weather Forecast: Flash Flood Risk, Torrential Rain to Unload in Western US This Week
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Tree Ring Data Allows Us to Glimpse on Earth's Ancient Climate History
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MMA Fighter Grapples with Giant Alligator Outside Florida Elementary School
Wet Weather Delays Milkweed Growth, Monarch Butterfly Migration
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Ship Captain Attacked by Killer Whales Off Spain Debunks Theory Orcas are Out for Revenge
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New York Sinking: Coastal Flooding Due to Rising Sea Levels Threatens to Sink Big Apple
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Agronomic Data: Benefits of Sharing & Standardization
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Blue Green Algae Blamed for Multiple Dog Deaths After Swimming in a Lake in Ireland
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Relocating to Marina Living, Dubai: A Lifestyle of Relaxation, Healthcare, and Outdoor Activities
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From Last Quarter Moon to Planets At Night: Rare Astronomical Events to Unfold in June
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Animal Behavior, Species Future Likely to Become Predicted Using AI Intelligence, New Report Suggests
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Weak Spot in Earth's Magnetic Field Raises Concerns for Humanity's Future
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Undersea Volcano Off Oregon Coast Could Erupt in 2025 After Scientists Notice 'Swelling'
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Northern Lights Could Grace the US Skies Tonight – Here’s Where to Look
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Fossil of World's Oldest Superpredators That Resembled Dogs Unearthed in Mallorca
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Cave-Dwelling Dwarf Crocodiles Mutating Into New Species, Researchers Say
