Environment
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Texas Power Crisis Can Happen Everywhere Because of Climate Change
The blackouts that shut down most of Texas for much of this week could be coming to other parts of the country in the future.
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USGS: Earthquake of about 4.4 Magnitude Occur in Rural Oklahoma.
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UK Sets to Invest Over $1 Billion for Science
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Water Shortage: 7 Million Texans Force to Boil Water Amid Snowstorm
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Fishes Contribute About 1.65 Billion Tons Of Carbon In Upper Ocean Waters Annually
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Natural Gas: The Other Reason Why Texas Had Power Shortage, Not Just Snowstorm
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Seahorses: The World's Most Adaptive Marine Animal
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Helping the Environment with the Proper Agricultural Covers
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Snowstorms Caused by Heating Arctic in Texas, Scientists Claim
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