Environment
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Study Shows That Flathead Lake Has a Sustainable Imabalance to Nitrogen and Phosporus
In metropolitan locations wherein lawn and garden fertilizers are being utilized, nutrients might drain off the soil.
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American Tourist Drops Phone and Falls Into Volcano While Taking a Selfie in Mount Vesuvius, Italy
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Have These MIT Scientists Finally Found a Way to Reverse the Effects of Climate Change?
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Air Quality in Great Salt Lake May Turn Hazardous Due to Pollution
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Heat Alert: Intense Heatwaves All Over Europe is Starting to Create Health Problems
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Incoming Tropical Rainstorm May Bring Relief to Drought Stricken Southest
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US Southwest to Reach Three Digit Temperatures
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Squirrel Birth Control: Oral Contraceptives to be Used to Control Rodent Population
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