Mercury
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Mercury in Tropical Birds’ Feathers Linked to Gold Mining Activities
The tropics are home to more than 75% of all species and are projected to support 50% of the world's human population by mid-century, but little is known about mercury pollution in these life-filled regions.
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Dolphin Meat For Sale in Japan: Highly Toxic as Mercury Exceeds Safety Threshold by 100x
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Warmest Temperate in UK May Soar to “Above Average” Levels Up to 18C in Second Half of April
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Ducks Contaminated By Mercury Pollution Found to Be More Prone to Developing Bird Flu
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Mercury Experiences Geomagnetic Storms Comparable to Those Seen on Earth
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Death Valley Temperature Reaches Scorching 128F as Heat Wave Continues
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Mercury Taking Over the Week as it Rises Towards “Super Flower Blood Moon”
Mystery Solved: Abandonment of an Ancient Mayan City Explained
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Ecology Study Discovers Influence of Food Web Dynamics in Mercury Contamination Flow
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