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Rise of Plastitar: Scientists Identifies the Mix of Tar and Microplastics a New Form of Pollution
Researchers in the Canary Islands coined a name to describe a new sort of marine pollution that they believe is spilling dangerous chemicals into the ocean.
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Ocean Predators Become Hungrier Due to Climate Change and Global Warming
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Recent Research Demonstrates That the Earth’s Inner Core Vibrates Deep Under Our Feet
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British Columbia Issues Evacuation Alert at Duhamel Creek as Flood Risk Continue to Threaten Province
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Sheep Fire: US State Government Issue Mandatory Evacuation Orders as Wildfire Spreads Across Southern California
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Use of ‘Supplements’ To Feed Corals Might One Day Aid in the Recovery of the Great Barrier Reef
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Airport Emissions in Colder Locations Levels Rise Throughout the Winter
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A Tundra Wildfire Is Advancing on an Alaska Native Settlement
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Ancient Mars: ESA Finds Unknown Crater Left by Impacts from Space Rocks Billions of Years Ago
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Storm Alert: Nearly 20,000 Lightning Strikes Recorded in New Zealand Recently
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Mammoth Teeth from 200,000 Years Ago May Contain the Oldest Mammoth DNA in the UK and Europe
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Arizona Man Goes Viral for Cooking Fast Food Meals Inside His Car Under Scorching Temperatures
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Heat Wave Update: NWS Issues Heat Alerts for Over 60 Million Americans from California to Louisiana
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Biodiversity Loss Effects: How Ecosystem Collapse Threatens Our World
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Why Mangroves and Wetlands Excel as Nature's Ultimate Climate Defenders
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Tsunami Warnings Getting Faster? How New Tech Could Save Minutes That Matter
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Why Are Landslides Becoming More Frequent in Mountain Regions Amid Climate Shifts?
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Why Mother Animals Abandon Their Offspring: The Case of Punch, an Infant Macaque
