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Toxic Pollutants in Water Systems Increased Due to Frequency of Wildfires
According to academics in a review study that underscores the need for greater research in the region, as the frequency of wildfires has grown, so have contaminants in the streams from burnt watersheds.
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Endangered Okapi Calf Born Healthy in Oklahoma City Zoo
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