Environment
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The Most Vulnerable Among the 45,000 Marine Species Are At-risk
A framework for identifying the most vulnerable marine species will boost global conservation and policy efforts against anthropogenic climate change.
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Caught on Camera: Hundreds of Dead Birds Fall From the Sky in Mexico
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DNA in Elephant Tusks Reveal Illegal Ivory Trafficking Networks: More than 4000 Tusks Tested
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Six Mummified Children in Peru Served as Sacrificial Escort to ‘Important Man’ in Underworld
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Lactic Acid Bacteria in Fermented Foods Uses Hybrid Metabolism, Scientists Find
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Denver Could Receive Six Inches of Snow this Week as Cold Air Heads Towards the Rocky Mountains
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‘Most Extreme’ Ever Detected: 4-Story Rogue Wave Randomly Appeared in Pacific Ocean
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Brink of Extinction: US Government Proposes Prostrate Milkweed Plant as Endangered Species
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