Environment
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Scientist Reveals a New Way to Measure Plants’ Stress
Recently, a plant scientist developed a new method for identifying the level of stress that plants are under when they are subjected to multiple stressors such as heat, drought, and flooding because of extreme weather conditions.
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Oregon: Santiam, McKenzie Canyons Reopen to Welcome Campers Two Years After Wildfire Closure
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Concealing the 800-Year-Old Redwood Tree Trying: How Officials at California’s Redwood National Park Did It; Visitors Caught Could Face Jail Time
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Edible Flowers Add Flavor, Texture and Flavor; What Are the Different Kinds of Edible Flowers?
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Some US Cities May Become Hotter than the Middle East Before 2100
Plant-Based Meat Consumption Helps Environment, Benefits Human Health, Study Shows
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Officials in New York City Declared a Public Health Emergency Due to Monkeypox Spread
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Extremely Dangerous Thunderstorms to Ravage the American Midwest
Expedition Finds Deepest Freshwater Sinkhole in the Czech Republic is Getting Deeper
Will Catastrophic Climate Change Lead to Human Extinction? -New Analysis Released
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Evacuation Underway as Out of Control Wildfire Engulfs 13,000 Acres in Montana
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Save The Forests: New Space Technology May Help Prevent Deforestation
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Study Shows How Previous Ice Ages Influenced How Seagrass Reacts to Modern Environmental Threat