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Microplastic Particles Found Inside the Bodies of Whales and Dolphins
Microplastics were found in the tissues of the marine mammals. Click to read more. Microplastics are tiny particles made from whole plastics as a result of the latter being disposed, shredded, or burnt.
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Your Complete Melbourne Yellow Fever Vaccination Checklist
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What Is Clear Aligner Therapy?
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Climate Change from Space: Satellites Show Evidence of Warming World, Effects of Heat Wave on Plants
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Active Hurricane Season Likely To Happen Amid High Ocean Temperatures, Experts Warn
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California Endangered Animals: New Pack of Gray Wolves Found in Sierra Nevada
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Wolverines Could Be the Next Large Mammal to Reclaim Colorado’s Mountains
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Heatwaves, Drought Conditions to Unload in Parts of Pacific Northwest Amidst Severe Thunderstorms This Week
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Mystery of the Massive Brown Dwarf: How It Poses a Challenge to the Understanding of Star Formation and Evolution
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Coordinated Emission Reductions Can Improve Air Quality and Health Outcomes in China, Study
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US Weather Forecast: Isolated Tornadoes, Heavy Rain Likely to Hit in Eastern US This Week
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