Environment
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How to Survive an Avalanche: Expert Tips When Snow Becomes Deadly
Avalanches pour down mountains across the United States every year, destroying everything in their path and killing an average of 28 people.
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Scientists Find Hidden World of Marine Life After Finding "Secret" River Under Antarctic Ice
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World Environment Day: Why #Onlyoneearth Aims To Spread Urgent Protection of Earth
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Fossilized Bones Fuel Debate on the Purpose of Giraffe’s Necks
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For the Second Day, Greek Firefighters Are Battling a Wildfire Near Athens Now Losing Its Intensity
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Bees are Fish? California Judges Ruled
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Bulusan Volcano Spews Ash During Phreatic Eruption; Alert Level 1 Raised
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Archeologists Unearth 2100-Year-Old Burial of Woman on a Bronze ‘Mermaid Bed’
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Environmental Impacts of Fracking Boom in the US
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Hero Rats Project: UK Researchers Train Rats with Backpacks to Sneak Into Earthquake Debris During Natural Calamities
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How Invasive Species Thrive in the Mediterranean
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Data Shows that Carbon Dioxide Levels Are At Record Breaking High
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Greenhouse Gases Turned Into Clean Energy Through Breakthrough US Technology
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Orcas Learn to Hunt Whale Sharks, New Study Reveals
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