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US is Losing Trees Faster Than Expected. Here Are What You Can Do Against This
Did you know that trees absorb not just air pollutants and floods, but also water vapor, noise, and even UV radiations? There are many benefits we can get from them, so why not save them?
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Ireland’s Bees Are Under Threat of Extinction
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Tropical Storm Expected to Form on Friday in Gulf of Mexico
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