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Ocean Pollution: 8 Trillion Microbeads a Day from US
A new analysis of waters around the United States has found that the country is dumping a stunning 8 trillion bits of plastic into oceans and lakes every day. But we're not talking about irresponsible waste management here. Even eco-friendly citizens could be contributing to this invisible pollution, and just by brushing their teeth!
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Ocean Life and a Link to Ice Formation In Clouds?
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Early Iowan? Six-Foot Sea Scorpion Fossil Found
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Dust, Phytoplankton and Carbon Dioxide: How Are They All Related?
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Incredibly Rare Nautilus Returns After 30 Years, 'A Living Fossil' [PHOTOS]
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Are Coral Reefs Doomed? Changing? Ignored? What We Know So Far [SPECIAL REPORT]
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Synthetic Corals Say Vrroom and Vacuum Toxic Metals?
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England, Europe at Risk of Major Sea Level Rise
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Sediment Buildup Impairs Breathing of Fish
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Toxic Algae Bloom on West Coast May be Largest Ever
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Ocean Acidification May Corrode Animals' Shells by 2030
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Tiger Sharks Boast Bird-Like Migrations
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Ancient Ice Sheet Collapse Triggered Strong Climate Change
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