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Rapid Melting of Alpine Permafrost May Cause Global Warming
Scientists studies the melting of the alpine's permafrost in the Pliocene period that causes the increase in greenhouse gases.
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Quest for Greener Batteries: Lithium Mining to be a Potential Threat to Flamingos in Chile
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Asteroid Hits Off the Coast of Iceland, Becoming the Fifth Known Earth Impactor
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Warmer Temperatures Expected in the Northeast as Spring Weather is Coming This Weekend
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As Violent Storms Hit the Plains, Hail Pelts Much of Texas
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Weight Loss Does Not Improve Fertility and Pregnancy Chances Among Obese Women: New Study
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50-Year-Old Man from India Who Suffered from a Stroke Develops a Black ‘Hairy’ Tongue
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Enormous Chunk of Sea Ice Slowing Down Flow of Antarctic Glaciers Suddenly Breaks Up
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Covid Threat Still Lingers in the Animal World, are Humans at Risk?
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Hot Springs Played a Major Role in Discovering Where Continental Plates Collide
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An Entirely New Species Found in a Critically Compromised Ecosystem
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Full Moon Might Reveal a Nighttime Rainbow on Saint Patrick's Day
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Cosmic Ray Scans Could Reveal Two Mysterious Voids Inside Great Pyramid of Giza
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Beyond the Aurora: How Do Solar Flares Affect Electronics
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Antarctica’s 'Doomsday Glacier' May Get Protection Barrier in Effort to Prevent Flooding
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Catastrophic Wildfire in New York Kills 18-Year-Old Park Employee, Triggers Unhealthy Air Readings
