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Toxic Algae Blooms Emerge in Portions Southwest Florida Coastline That Could Cause Fish Kills and Respiratory Risks
Harmful algae blooms or red tides emerged in portions of the Southwest Florida Coastline. The impact of the red tide could result in fish kills and respiratory risks.
Latest Research Articles
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Millions of People in the United States Will Be Affected by Heavy Snow and Hazardous Travel Conditions
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Indonesia's Target Climate Goals to Curb Global Warming Insufficient: Global Research Coalition
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Researchers Used Data From High-speed Footage of Flying Snakes To Construct a Computational Model
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Widespread Snow and Ice Storm Will Fall on Portions of Northeast; Pennsylvania, Washington, and New York Could Expect Wintry Weather
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Study Employs Coral Clones Created To Examine Why Certain Coral Withstand Transplantation to Coral Reefs
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UK Professor Calls National Governments to Prioritize Mountain Ecosystems Amid Climate Change
Horses have Night Eyes, Extra Toes, Vestigial Glands on Their Legs — or Do They?
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Worcester Residents Unable To Convince City To Take Formal Action To Mitigate Effect of Public Trees on Solar Panels
Recently Discovered Fossil Site Reveals that Giant Arthropods May Have Ruled the Depths 470 Million Years Ago
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Marine Heatwaves That Are More Common and Intense Put Coral Reef Ecosystems at Risk
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How Gannets Thrive Dealing with Threats of Warming Sea Temperatures
Multiple Weather Advisories Issued for New Jersey Counties, Officials Warn Dangerously Slippery Roads Thursday Night






