Environment
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Health Benefits Alone Outweigh Costs of Cutting Air Pollution, Study Suggests
Aggressive measures designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions could prevent as many as 3 million premature deaths throughout the world annually by 2100, according to a new study.
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Climate Change Linked with Higher Chemical Load in Polar Bear Diet
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Earthworms Shrink-wrap Themselves to Survive Long Periods of Drought
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1 in 10 Watersheds in the Continental US Stressed with Number Likely to Grow
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Undersea Mountains Churn Ocean Water Near Antarctica, Affect Climate
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NOAA: August 2013 was Fourth Warmest on Record
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Clean Energy More Cost Efficient, Study Suggests
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Human Activity Directly Affects Vertical Structure of Atmospheric Temperature: A Study
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Stronger Winds Behind Mysterious Growth in Antarctic Sea Ice, Study Suggests
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Devastating Flooding in Mexico Kills Dozens, Tens of Thousands Stranded [VIDEO]