Environment
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‘The Great Dying’: History's Worst Volcanic Eruption Killed Nearly All Life On Earth
Roughly 250 million years ago, a volcano erupted for nearly a million years, ushering a mass extinction that wiped out over 90 percent of all life. Now, scientists reveal more details about what led to this cataclysmic event.
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The Ancestor Of All Life On Earth Is Even Older Than Previously Thought
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Lost City Of Atlantis: An Ancient Eruption May Have Inspired The Myth
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Scientists Make A Mineral That Can Solve The Global Warming Problem
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Scientists Discover New Properties Of Water
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The Spaghetti Experiments: MIT Researchers Finally Solve The Noodle Mystery
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Laziness Led The Homo Erectus To Their Extinction
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Common Plastic Is The Latest Discovered Source Of Greenhouse Gases
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The Doomed Fate Of The Long-Lost Eighth Wonder Of The World
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Leonardo Da Vinci’s Odd Household Observation Finally Explained By Scientists
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Hothouse Earth Scenario Threatens To Make The Planet Uninhabitable
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Death Valley In Danger Of Becoming Uninhabitable As It Records Hottest Month In History
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Northeast Faces Significant Snowfall and Icy Roads as Winter Storm Hits
