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Marine Fungus Called 'Parengyodontium Album' Has Appetite for Plastic Waste, Can Break Down Plastic Polyethylene 0.05% Per Day [Study]
The marine fungus was found living in the North Pacific Garbage Patch. Click to read more. Marine plastic pollution has been an environmental and ecological issue globally for several decades.
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Man With Existing Health Condition Who Contracted H5N2 Bird Flu Dies In Mexico, WHO Reports
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US Weather: Severe Weather Seen To Affect, Bring Storms To Northern Rockies, Plains, Midwest
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Weird-Looking Fish Buried in Sand Discovered on Singapore Beach
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Pigeons Perfect Pathfinding with Social Proximity as Key to Efficient Flight Routes
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Dangerous Early-Summer Heat Wave Grips Western US, Millions Brace for Scorching Temperatures
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Revolutionizing Agriculture with Sustainable Business Models Agri-Innovation Systems Pave the Way for Reducing Food Loss
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Rare Tusk Fossil From Extinct Mastodon Discovered Off Florida's Gulf Coast
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Taylor Swift’s Jet Sets High Numbers: A Look at the Fuel Consumption and Carbon Footprint in 2023
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Tornado Alley Changing in US After Scientists Discover 'Spatial and Seasonal Shifts' in Activity
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Heat Dome Forecast: 'Dangerous Heat Wave' Further Expands Across Western US After Causing 122 Degrees in Death Valley
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Fuel Taxation as a Climate Crisis Countermeasure Faces Hurdles in Public Support
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12-Month Heat Streak: Earth Endured 1 Year Of Unprecedented Heat