Environment
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Study Shows that Protected Areas Aren't Always Beneficial to Endangered Species
According to the broadest ever global examination of their impacts, national parks, and other protected areas have had mixed effectiveness in saving species.
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Is Climate Change Accelerating Ocean Currents?
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A Four-Planet Alignment and The Moon is About to Line Up in the Sky Starting This Week
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New Study Reveals a Sudden Change in Antarctica’s Clouds and Its Effect on Earth
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Rising Temperatures, Extensive Agriculture Reduce Insect Populations by Half in Some Tropical Regions
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New Worldwide Estimates of Coastal Heatwaves Predict Environmental and Economic Consequences
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The CDC Has Established a Forecasting Unit That Will Function Similarly to a “National Weather Service for Infectious Illnesses”
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Scientists Document a Case of Dangerous Bacteria in a Common Weed Found Throughout the United States
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Is Air Pollution Deadlier than Climate Change?
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Mangrove in the Desert: Thriving Effort to Combat Climate Change
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Greenhouse Gases Turned Into Clean Energy Through Breakthrough US Technology
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