Environment
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Living Near Green Spaces Reduces the Risk of Ischemic Stroke By 16%
Green spaces protect a person from atmospheric pollutants that can increase the risk of stroke. Green spaces, an area consisting of plants and trees, tend to protect individuals from an ischemic stroke, according to a new study in Spain.
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Enormous Chunk of Sea Ice Slowing Down Flow of Antarctic Glaciers Suddenly Breaks Up
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An Entirely New Species Found in a Critically Compromised Ecosystem
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Full Moon Might Reveal a Nighttime Rainbow on Saint Patrick's Day
Cosmic Ray Scans Could Reveal Two Mysterious Voids Inside Great Pyramid of Giza
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Melting Permafrost Leaves 90ft Deep Craters Beneath the Arctic Seafloor
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Urban Expansion May Spell Extinction to More than 850 Species
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The Impact of The Shoe Industry on The Environment
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Research Reveals Dogs’ Stunning Body Awareness
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New Discovery Shows that the World’s Oldest Mummy is from Portugal
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Oxygenation on Earth Likely Originated from Microbes and Minerals
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Satellite Reveals Arctic Ice Melting at “Frightening Rate” Due to Greenhouse Gas Emissions
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