Environment
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Climate Change Affects Ocean Composition, Making it Harder for Marine Creatures to Communicate
A new study warns that climate change harms species' capacity to communicate through smells and other chemical cues.
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Pollution From Rocket Engines Spreads High Into the Earth’s Atmosphere
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Earthquake Swarm in Florence, Italy, as People Report Tremors Since Early May
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830-Million-Year-Old Organisms Found Trapped in Ancient Rock; Are They Alive?
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7-Million-Year Disappearance of Cat Species in North America Explained
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How to Transform From Degrowth to a Sustainable Food Approach
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