Environment
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Knowing Earlier: $4 Million to West Coast Earthquake Warning
A collaboration between the U.S. Geological Survey and four West Coast universities will aim to turn an earthquake early-warning system tested since 2006 toward the public. How much more will geological studies learn?
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Trees That Need Time to Recover from Drought: New Timeline for Climate Change?
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In Portland, Ore., More Than 400 Dead Bees Linked to Banned Pesticide
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Blue Moon to Appear This Week
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Washington, D.C. Is Sinking, And It's Not a Joke
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Beyond Global Tiger Day: What Are the Big Cats' Real Numbers Worldwide?
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40% of World Doesn't Know About Climate Change; Some Note Temperature Differences
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Massive Carbon Sink Under World's Deserts? Farming Connection
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Dinosaur Graveyard: What Stacked Up Predators in Utah?
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Tour du Mont Blanc: Distance, Duration, Best Times, and Tips
