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Bees at Risk From Glyphosate Residues From Contaminated Wildflower Nectar
According to new research, bees may be at risk from glyphosate - an active ingredient in some of the EU's most commonly used weedkillers - through contaminated wildflower nectar.
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Chicago Weather: Cloudy Weather and Rain to Unload Midweek; Residents, Motorists to Expect Mild Temperatures
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Humans May Cause Death of Wolves That Live Primarily in National Parks [Study]
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Weather Update: Storm Unloads Heavy Rainfall, Freezing Warnings in Atlantic Canada; Significant Power Outages Reported
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California Storm Aftermath: Recovery Starts After Atmospheric River System Wreaks Havoc, Kills At Least 20 Californians
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Some Breeding Songbirds Face a Mismatch as a Result of Climate Change
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Thunderstorms Caused by Climate Change Will Most Likely Increase the Number of Large Windthrow Events in the Amazon
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La Nina in Australia: Flood Risk in Queensland, Eastern New South Wales Still High in the Coming Months
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US Storm Alert: Multi-Hazard Winter Storm Threatens Central and Southern Regions [NWS]
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Climate Crisis Now Worst than Ever
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Ants’ Behavior Is Not Changing in Response To Rising Temperatures [STUDY}
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Does Evolution Go Backwards? Curious Scientists Try Unlock the Mystery
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After 400 Years of Being Hunted Down to Extinction, Beavers Are Now Being Reintroduced in New Hampshire