Environment
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Extreme Heat and Wildfire Smoke Found to Have Affected 16.5 Million Californians [Study]
Combination extreme heat and wildfire smoke is different as researchers have found that the two are more hazardous than one.
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Body of Female Hiker Swept By Flash Floods in Utah Finally Found
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Dugong: The Gentle Giant That Inspired 'Mermaid' Legends Goes Extinct in China
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Notorious Weed Killers Causes Seizure-like Convulsions in Roundworms
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Air Pollution Reportedly Causes Heart Attacks to Non-Smokers
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Conservation Goals to Protect Florida's Wildlife Corridors Gains Traction
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Ancient Human Fossil Could be Our Oldest Ancestors to Walk on Two Legs 7 Million Years Ago
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Engineers Developed A Battery That Is Low Cost Than Lithium Ion Battery
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Africa Faces Disastrous Food Shortage Concerns Due to Prolonged Lack of Rain
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