Environment
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Occurrence To Traffic-related Pollution Is Linked to a Higher Risk of Developing Multiple Long-term Physical and Mental Health Conditions
According to a new study of over 364,000 people in England, exposure to traffic-related air pollution is linked to an increased likelihood of having multiple long-term physical and mental health conditions.
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How the Carbon Dioxide Affects Bee Physiology, Including Reproduction
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