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Scientists Claim These Microfossils Could Indicate Earth’s Oldest Life
The new findings challenge the oldest fossils discovered life on Earth after its formation. Microfossils from billions of years ago discovered in what is now Canada suggests it may be Earth's oldest life, as per a new study.
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Windsor-Essex: Canada Makes Special Weather Statement on ‘Significant Rainfall'
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Freshwater Ecosystem Government Guidelines in North America and Europe Insufficient Against Salt Pollution
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Winter Grab: Scientists Visit the Great Lakes to Understand Effects of Global Warming on Freshwater Ecosystem
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Study Shows Glaciers in Northern Hemisphere Continue to Melt at an Alarming Rate
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Oil Industries Threatens Indigenous Residents Life of Canadian Forest
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Western Canada Communities Recovering From Wildfires Take Another Blow Due to Record Rainfall
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Massive Waterspout Spotted Outside Canada’s Airport
First Nation Community in Canada Finally Gets Access to Clean Water After Waiting for 24 Years
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Billowing Smoke From Wildfires Trigger Dangerous Air Quality Levels in Canada
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Thunderstorms in Ontario Caused Intense Hail Storm, Damaging Crops
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