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Wildfire, Extreme Drought Can Cause Widespread Emergence of Invasive Species in California's Ecosystem
The latest research discovered that wildfires and extreme drought can help the spread of invasive species. The research findings were published in Ecology. Read here.
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California's Blizzard Threat: Impactful Storm to Bring Travel Disruption, Road Closures
Novel Rapid Gene-Screening Platform Helps To Protect Agricultural Crops From Diseases, Plant Pathogens
Changing Climate Conditions, Humidity Can Cause Transmissions of Parasitic Worms, Infectious Diseases
Texas Panhandle's Wildfires: Smoke and Burning Conditions Cause Forced Evacuations
US Weather Forecast: New Cold Front to Cross Eastern US, Winter Storm to Enter Western US This Week [NWS]
Texas Wildfires: Nuclear Weapons Plant Halts Operation, Causes Evacuations in the Area
Rhino Conservation Efforts 'Fail' After 499 Rhinos Poached Across South Africa in 2023
Small Fish Use Special Drumming Mechanism To Produce Loud Sound
Strange Jellyfish Specie With Bright Red Stomach Discovered In The Coast Of Japan
Pollution From Aviation Increases Yearly, Study Says
First Confirmed Case Of Bird flu Recorded In Mainland Antarctica, Experts Concern On The Welfare Of The Birds In The Region
Butterflies Avoid Being Eaten by Copying Each Other’s Flight Patterns
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