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Rare Tree Cactus Goes Extinct In The US Due To Rising Sea Level, Study Says
Key Largo tree cactus is the first Florida species to be extinct. Read more here. Researchers said that the first Florida species to go extinct locally as a result of the climate crisis is the Key Largo tree cactus (Pilosocereus millspaughii).
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Four Forever Chemical Contamination Hot Spots Identified In Eastern United States
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Running Hippos Can Get Airborne, Study Says
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Zero-Waste Water Initiative Aims to Bolster Water Resilience in Europe
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Concerns Rise Over Zero-Calorie Sweeteners as Sucralose Makes Its Way into Aquatic Systems
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Lightning Bugs’ Looming Threat: Lack of Data Leaves Conservation Status in the Dark
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New Biosphere Reserves Designated by UNESCO in 11 Countries, Strengthening Conservation of Animals and Plants
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