Pollution
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More Evidence Points to Air Pollution Causing Alzheimer's and Dementia
More reports are starting to emerge about the possible relationship between the pollution in the air and neurological diseases. This poses yet another dangerous threat to the mental health of people in high-risk cities that have a lot of air pollution.
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Big Win for the Environment! China Shuts Out Construction of 104 Coal Powerplants
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Reporting For Duty! China Designates Smog Police To Combat Pollution
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Scientists Are Trying to Find Ways to Capture Carbon From Air!
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Anti-Pollution Face Masks Should Be an Everyday Gear -- Here's Why
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Sperm Whale Found Dead Along Philippine Shores Ingested Too Much Plastic
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Nearly 22 Million Pounds of Plastic Pollution Enter the Great Lakes Every Year
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China Unveils 5-Year Anti-Pollution Plan: Reduce Pollutants, Better Ecology, Coal Control in 2020
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Barcelona Puts Its Pigeons on Contraception
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ALERT: Air Pollution Could Promote Drug-Resistant Bacteria
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Patagonia Admits There's a Problem in Microfibers -- Are Synthethic Clothes the Biggest Unknown Environmental Issue?
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New Kitchen Gadget Can Turn Food Waste Into Fertilizer in 24 Hours
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Germany to Cut Carbon Emissions by 95% Ahead of Global Climate Summit
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