Environment
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Great Oxidation Event 2.5 Billion Years Ago Lasted for Over 200 Million Years, Longer Than Previously Thought [Study]
The Great Oxidation Event was a period when Earth’s first extinction event took place, killing most anaerobic life. Click to read more.
Latest Research Articles
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Iceland Volcanic Eruption Led to Alarming Increase in Sulfur Dioxide In Scotland’s Atmosphere
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Mount Vesuvius Eruption: Over 200 People Survived from Ancient Natural Disaster That Destroyed Pompeii and Herculaneum
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Notable Decline In The Atmospheric Levels Of Potent Ozone-Depleting Substances Observed For The First Time
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Endangered Species Models Fall Short Without Human Activity Consideration
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17 Million Insects Migrate Each Year In The Border Of France and Spain, Study Says
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Denmark’s Underwater Gardeners Tackle Pollution with Eelgrass Transplants
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Cancer Alley: Louisiana Toxic Gas Ethylene Oxide Can 'Directly Damage DNA' and Threaten Public Health, Especially Infants and Children [Study]
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Earthquakes are Rocking North Georgia Over the Past Week, Experts Explain the Reason Behind It
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Methane Emissions Remain Untaxed as New Zealand Shifts Climate Strategy
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Industrial Air Pollution Linked to Low Birth Weight in New Mexico, Scientist Identify Five Major Air Pollutants [Study]
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Common Ocean Algae Help in Cooling Earth's Climate, New Discovery Reveals
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Ozone Layer’s New Lease on Life as Studies Confirm Drop in Destructive Chemicals