Environment
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Microplastics Found in Farm Animals' Blood, Meat, and Milk, Should Consumers Start Worrying?
Microplastics are found in farm animal flesh, milk, and blood. The pieces were discovered in retail items and on Dutch farms, but the human health consequences are yet unclear.
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Temperatures In the Deep North Atlantic Ocean were Once as Warm as the Mediterranean
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How Can Modern Nuclear Detonations Affect the Environment?
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Research Suggests Depletion of Ozone Layer in the Arctic Causes Abnormal Weather Activity
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Climate Mitigation Scenarios Shows Continuation of Inequality in Energy To Stop Climate Change
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Study Shows Why Particle Pollution Leads to the Rise of Photochemical Smog in Emerging Nations
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New Study Shows Gardening Can Reap Mental Health Benefits
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Botanists 'Rediscover' Extinct Oak Tree Specimen at Big Bend National Park in Texas
Indoor Park Where People Can "Connect With Nature" Underway at Cleveland
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Experimental Artificial Photosynthesis by NASA Seeks to Improve and Benefit the Future
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Scientific Community Contradicts Study About a New Ozone Hole over Earth’s Tropics Due to 'Unsubstantiated Assertions'
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Killer Whales Have Been Starving for Several Years Due to Declining Salmon Population: New Study
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Researchers Use Fiber Optic Technology To Detect Tremor From Subglacial Volcano in Iceland
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Millionaire CEO Trampled to Death By His Own Elephant on South African Game Reserve
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Met Office Issues Warning About Thunderstorms And Flooding: Are They Coming To A Place Near You?
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