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New Coronavirus is Now in The U.S. Here's How to Protect Yourself
Greenhouse Gas is Supposed to be Eliminated. But Something is Wrong
China's Coronavirus Might Have the Same Death Rate as Spanish Flu Which Killed 50 Million People
Bats and Snakes Are The Likely Cause of China's Coronavirus. Here's Why
Trump Denies Climate 'Prophets of Doom' as Thunberg Slams Climate Inaction
Here's Why The 'Unusual' Flu Season in the US Continues
Here's What We Know So Far About China's Coronavirus
China to Ban Single-Use Plastics By Year-End
Oil, Gas Companies Invest Less Than 1% in Green Energy
Goals in Paris Agreement Might Be Out of Reach
Taal Wipes Out Bee Farm in Laguna
Malaysia Returns 150 Containers of Plastic Waste to 'Wealthy Nations'
Philippines' Taal's Sulfur Dioxide Emission, Number of Volcanic Quakes Drop
Ozone-depleting Substances Caused Half of Late 20th-Century Arctic Warming
Here's Why Nocturnal Animals Make Vocal Sound at Night
Why Are Our Brains 'Hard-Wired' to Worry?
Balloon Releases Are Killing Animals – Here’s What You Can Do To Avoid It
Australia's Last-Standing 'Dinosaur Trees' Were Saved From Bushfires Through A Secret Mission
Pierre the Platypus is in a Brink of Extinction
Taal Volcano Remains Restless on its 2nd Week
Heavy Rain Brings Flash Floods to Eastern Australia as Bushfires Goes On
Filipinos Throw Out Billions of Sachets, Plastic Bags Each Day
The Ocean is Warming at a Rate of 5 Atom Bombs Per Second
Air Pollution From Oil and Gas Production Sites Seen From Space
[WATCH] Satellite Shows Philippines' Taal Volcano Blasting Ash 9 Miles Above
China's Mysterious Virus Has Been Confirmed in Japan
Taal Shows 'Weak' Emission, but 'Intense' Tremors
Taal is ‘Resting’ But Still Dangerous
NASA Discovers New Source of Magnetic Storms Near Earth
Ozone Layer's Recovery Might Be Delayed By Iodine
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