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New Zealand Initiates World's First Climate Impact Transparency Laws
New Zealand has declared laws that will compel large companies to uncover the climate impact of their acts in a move they hope will bring about a global precedent.
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Conservation Groups Aim to Eliminate Elk Feedgrounds in Wyoming via Legal Battle
Hoffman's Dragon Shark: Mexican 'Godzilla Shark' Finally Given a Proper Name
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Nature Can Help Us in the Preparation For the Next Pandemic
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Couple Shocked to Discover a Venomous Snake Inside Fresh Produce Bag in Australia
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Jerome Foster II, Greta Thunberg's Friend, is Leading the Movement Against Climate Change
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Japan to Dump Nuclear Wastewater From Fukushima Plant Into the Pacific Ocean
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Denali Treks May Not Be Possible Due to Dangerous Glacier Movements
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Antarctica's 'Doomsday Glacier' May Be Melting Faster Than We Thought
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Will Namibia's Elephant Auction Really Improve Conservation of the Critically Endangered Specie?
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Human to Nonhuman Chimeras Discussion Resurfaces After Monkey Embryos Established to Have Human Cells
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Direct Air Capture: What Is It and How Can We Benefit From It?
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AI and Satellites Can Help Identify Pollution Hotspots, Researchers Show