Environment
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New Kind of Ultraviolet Light could Help Us Combat the Transmission of Airborne Pathogens
In this modern world, there's almost nothing that technology can't do. It has even played a significant role in different ways during the heights of a global pandemic, and indeed, without its aid, could have led to an unimaginable apocalypse event.
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Polar Vortex to Bring Winter Back in the US
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