Environment
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Operation Ocean Cleanup Just Scooped Massive Pile of Garbage in Great Pacific
A Dutch non-profit organization named the Ocean Cleanup just launched the world's first ocean cleanup system described as a 'giant Pac-Man', headed to the Great Pacific garbage patch known as the garbage island.
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Study Shows That 'Eco' Wood Stoves Releases Much More Pollution Than an HGV
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Study: 6 Million Americans Felt no Significant Side Effects From mRNA Vaccines
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87 Ultramarathoners Rescued From Near-Whiteout Blizzard-Like Experience in Utah
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Ancient Sloth Giant Enjoyed Munching Meat, New Study
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Tibetan Mastiff: World's Most Expensive and Sought After Dog That Resembles a Lion
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Powerful 5.9 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Tokyo, Halting Trains and Damaging Pipes
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Antarctic Ice Reveals Earth’s Atmosphere in the 14th Century Full of Black Carbon
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