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There Could Be up to 21 Million Tons of Microplastics Littering the Atlantic Ocean
Scientists say there could be anywhere from 12 to 21 million tons of fragments of microplastics that are polluting the Atlantic Ocean right now.
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Study Finds That Air Pollution Increases Power Consumption and Electricity Demand in Homes
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Death Valley California Sets New Worldwide Heat Record at 130°F
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Looking At the Rapid Growth of Solar Energy
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Study: Five Popular Kinds of Seafood in Australia Had Microplastics
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10,000 Die Each Day from Fossil Fuel Air Pollutants
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Mauritius Oil Spill: Ship Has Split in Two
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