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Greenland Ice Melt May Be Far Worse Than Previously Thought
Following especially warm summers and increased icemelt, Greenland's ice sheet appears to waterlogged and unable to to buffer its contribution to rising sea levels.
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New Five-Faced Worm Changes Mouth Based On Food Supply
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Tropical Cyclones Devastate Plant Nutrient Cycling In Philippines
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National Robotics Initiative: $3 Million to Develop Robots to Work in Agriculture and Other Areas
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Hydrothermal Vent System Unlike Any Other Found in Caribbean
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Snakes Commonly Give Birth Without Mating
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Small Updrafts Help Vultures Soar
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Four New Elements on the Periodic Table: Discarding Beryllium?
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Asian Carp Could Have Major Impact On Lake Erie
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January 'Python Challenge' Reinstated To Protect Everglades National Park
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