Environment
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Pacific Garbage Patch: Which Countries Are Responsible For the Debris?
The Pacific Garbage Patch is located in the Pacific Ocean between Hawaii and California. Click to read more.
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Air Pollution in São Paulo Reaches Record Heights Poses a Threat to the Ozone Layer
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Sargasso Sea in Bermuda is Now at Its Hottest Point Due to Climate Change
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Urban Heat Island Effect: 50 Major US Cities Increasingly Gets Warmer [USGS Study]
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Trees That Grow in Wetter Regions are Less Resilient to Drought [Study]
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Carribean Islands: Experts Urging For Accurate Measures On Dry Conditions As Region Prone To Drought
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New Mexico Executive Order Prohibits Oil and Gas Leasing Around Chaco Park For 20 Years
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5 Ways Businesses Can Go Green
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UN COP28: 200 Countries Agreed To Transition Away From Fossil Fuel
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Wildfires Carry Cancerous Heavy Metal, Causing Global Public Health Risk [Study]
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Forest Restoration Helps Prevent Wildlife Risk in California, 20-Year Research Shows
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