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Drug Banned in Asia 'Diclofenac' Poisons Rare European Vultures
Rare European vultures being poisoned by livestock drug A vulture's death in Spain was confirmed to be caused by a newly approved veterinary drug.
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Meet Miracle: Abandoned Dog Saved From Icy River Gets Adopted by Rescuer 4 Days Later!
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California Has Reduced Toxic Air Pollution by 78% in 24 Years, Resulting in Fewer Deaths
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The Role of Businesses in Environmental Sustainability
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Experts: Two New Species of Mammal-like Burrowing Ancestors Have Been Discovered
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