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Previously Unknown Hydrothermal Vents Identified as Dissolved Black Carbon Source in Oceans
Many of the processes by which the ocean functions as a carbon sink remain unknown. To learn more, head over to Nature World News.
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Low-Pressure in Atlantic Canada to Dump Significant Snowfall This Week; Nova Scotia, New Foundland Could Experience Strong Winds, Snow
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How To Cut Cost And Scale Business Through Green Logistics?
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3 Unique Summer House Ideas That Will Leave You Speechless!
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Giant Willow Aphid: A Mysterious Bug Which Disappears in Spring and Reappears at the End of Summer
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Acesulfame: Sweetener Reveals Information About Groundwater Flows
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Winter Storm Forecast: Heavy Snow, Freezing Rain to Spread Over Upper Midwest, North Carolina, Western Virginia
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Isolated Tornadoes, Damaging Winds To Unload in Southern Southern US; Dallas, Memphis to Expect Flooding Rainfall
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Coffee Pods: Is It Environmental Friendly Than Filter Coffee?
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Moisture Is an Important Regulator and Sequestrant of Soil Carbon Stocks [STUDY]
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Two Storms to Bring Severe Weather, Heavy Snow from Central Plains to Upper Midwest This Week
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Tropical Storms Threaten Australia, New Zealand's Coast This Week
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A ‘Wall of Snow’ Could Fall on the UK as a Snowstorm Continues To Threaten Subzero Temperatures
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