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Largest Mass Extinction on Earth Linked With Volcanism-Triggered Anoxia, Killing 95% of Life [Study]
The Permian marine mass extinction is considered to be the largest mass extinction in Earth’s history. Click to read more.
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Global Warming Contributes to Tropical Cyclone Intensity and Extreme Precipitation over East Asia [Study]
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Urban Mining Could Replace Old Solar Panels as World Transitions to Renewable Energy
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Non-Meteoric Water Discovered by Scientists in Natural Spa Waters in Central Japan [Study]
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Breaching Earth’s 9 Planetary Health Boundaries May 'Destabilize' the Planet, Causing Disastrous Effects
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Sea Level Changes in the Atlantic Ocean Likely Drove Out Ancient Civilizations in Brazil [Study]
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Overfishing, Climate Change Almost Decimate African Penguin Populations from 1 Million Breeding Pairs to 10,000
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Oldest Ice in Antarctica Subject of Search Expedition by American Scientists to Further Understand Climate Change
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Top Most Interesting Environmental Stories of NWN 2023
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Coldest Places in the World: Life in Earth's Frozen Habitats
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Sahara Desert Grows Green, Turns Into Fertile Land Every 21,000 Years
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Florida Keys City Marathon to Replace Sewage Wells Following Discovery of Local Fish Population Contamination
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Drought Kills Over 100 Elephants in Zimbabwe While Searching for Food and Water
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World’s Biggest Coral, Hidden Beneath Solomon Islands Waters, Revealed by Diver
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