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Breakthrough: Bacteria Can Help Defuse Dioxin-Contaminated Waters
In the new future, clean-up efforts at dioxin-contaminated sites all over the world may be possible. A recent study revealed bacteria might defuse the highly toxic dioxin in the sediments of the Passaic River.
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Nature Is Staging a Comeback. Here's What You Can Do to Help
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Five Reasons Why the US Gets More Power Outages Than Any Other Developed Countries
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There Could Be up to 21 Million Tons of Microplastics Littering the Atlantic Ocean
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Elephant Shrew Rediscovered in Africa After Being "Lost" for 50 Years
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EPA to Declare Ameren's Largest Coal Plant as Air Quality Compliant, Critics Disagree
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Study Debunks Migration Mortality as Major Cause of Butterfly Monarch's Population Decline
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How Can We Reduce The Impact Of The Automobile Industry On The Environment?
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Study Finds That Air Pollution Increases Power Consumption and Electricity Demand in Homes
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