Environment
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How Diamonds Are Helping Geologists Understand Superdeep Earthquakes
Analyzing diamonds are helping geologists study how superdeep earthquakes occur.
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Magnitude 4.0 Quake at Loihi Seamount Shook Big Island off Hawaii
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20-Foot Sea Wall Proposed in Miami to Prevent Damage Along the Coast
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How to Protect Bats and Birds from Wind Turbines, High Rise Infrastructures
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Climate Tipping Points Inevitably Leads to Dire Environmental Consequences
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China's 'Artificial Sun' Set Record-Breaking Plasma Temperature at 120 Million °C
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Earth's Lake is Running Low on Oxygen, Putting Aquatic Life Under Threat
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[VIRAL] Huge Skull Found On Jersey Shore Beach Is Actually Minke Whale Skull
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Burning Cargo Ship Deposited Tons of Toxic Pellets on Sri Lanka Beaches
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