Environment
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Global Veterinary and Fisher Efforts Lead to Breakthrough in Sea Turtle Health Monitoring Through Ultrasound Imaging
Six out of seven sea turtle species are endangered, and humans are primarily responsible. Commercial fishing activities are the largest human-caused disturbance to sea turtles due to accidental capture.
Latest Research Articles
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Cold Lava Flow, Flash Flooding in Indonesia Kills At Least 41 People Following Torrential Rain
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US National Parks Face Identity Crisis as Climate Change Erodes Natural Wonders
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Southern Brazil's Catastrophic Flash Floods Cause 145 Deaths, Thousands Displaced
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Weakening of Ocean Currents Causes Ocean Nutrient Decline Due to Greenhouse Gas Emissions
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Planting Of Marsh Violets Will Save The Population Of A Rare Butterfly In UK
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Late April Unleashes Deadly Tornado Outbreak, Warnings
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Record Breaking Increase Of Global Average Concentration Of Carbon Dioxide Recorded In March, Study Says
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La Corona Glacier: Last Glacier of Venezuela Melts, Turns Into Ice Field Amid Rise in Global Average Temperatures Due to Climate Change
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Mother's Day Eco-Friendly Gifts: 6 Sustainable Presents to Help Nature
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China’s Air Clears as Nitrogen Oxides Emissions Fall: A Positive Environmental Shift Despite Fossil Fuel Use
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Iceland’s Green Revolution: Transforming Atmospheric CO2 into Rock with Groundbreaking 'Mammoth' Plant
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Maui Wildfires Leave Questions on Environmental Health and Community Safety on Lead Exposure