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Study predicts how air pollutants from US forest soils will increase with climate change
A study from Indiana University has found that trees influence whether soil can remove or emit gases that cause smog, acid rain and respiratory problems.
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Farm manure boosts greenhouse gas emissions -- even in winter
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Urbanization changes shape of mosquitoes' wings
Outbreak of paralyzing disease linked to non-polio enterovirus through TGen-led study
Investigators close in on best treatment guidelines for critical limb ischemia
North Sea rocks could act as large-scale renewable energy stores
UTA herpetologists describe new species of snake found in stomach of predator snake
Rising temperatures may safeguard crop nutrition as climate changes
Possible Oahu populations offer new hope for Hawaiian seabirds
Greenland ice melting four times faster than in 2003, study finds
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Scientists discover natural fitness watch in fishes that records their activity levels
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