Environment
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Libya Faces Groundwater Crisis as Coastal Town Is Inundated
Much of Libya is bone-dry desert but one Mediterranean coastal town is suffering the opposite problem—its houses and fields have been inundated by a mysterious upsurge of groundwater.
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Tijuana River Contamination: Untreated Sewage, Industrial Waste in River Poses a "Public Health Crisis"
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Climate Change Threatens Cold-Water Corals in Deep Sea Due to Warming Trend
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Snowball Earth Theory: Asteroid Strikes Potentially Turned Our Planet Into Frozen Landscape Between 720 and 635 Million Years Ago [Study]
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Seattle Fault Line Formed When North American Contnent Tore Apart 55 Million Years Ago
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Migratory Species Almost 50% in Decline, Over 20% Threatened with Extinction Mainly Due to Overexploitation and Habitat Loss [UN Report]
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20th Century Reforestation Eases Rising Temperatures, Climate Change Effects in Eastern US [Study]
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Greenland Ice Sheet Alarms Scientists, Large Area Replaced With Wetland, Barren Rocks
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Vitaliy Yuzhilin: Regulating the Maritime Transport Industry
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Scientists Believe Emission From Unmanaged Landfillls Could Double By 2050 As Urban Population Grow
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Bleaching Reefs Release Compounds That Attract Harmful Bacteria
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Great Lakes Experiencing Much Lower Ice Cover, Data Shows
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Insects Search For Pollinating Flowers Through Electric Field