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Over 50% of US Bird Species are in Decline, Scientists Call for 'Proactive Conservation Protections'
Some US bird species are either facing endangerment or extinction. The US bird population is declining and is facing risk of endangerment or extinction in the coming years, according to a new report identified that over 50% of US bird species are on the edge of being wiped out of this planet due to a number of natural and anthropogenic factors.
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The Magnetic Field of the Earth Is Assisting Scholars in Locating the Ruins of Biblical Warfare
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Beneficial Rain and Severe Thunderstorms Expected to Hit the Southern United States
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Examining Fragments of the Planet’s Oldest Ancient Rocks Offers Evidence a Way To Present Plate Tectonics
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Major Hurricane Roslyn Wreaks Havoc in Mexico, Killing At Least Three People
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As ‘Triple-Dip’ La Nina Intensifies the Drought in the United States, a Hybrid Cyclone Is Expected to Form Off Australian Coast
Minnesota Ponds Covered in Duckweed Causes Less Oxygen Production, More Greenhouse Gas Emissions
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New Zealand Conservation Experts Disappointed Only Few People Wants to Join Conservation Efforts
Enormous Grizzly Bear Weighing 450 Pounds Put Down in a Drive-By Shooting —Alberta
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Plastic Recycling Fails as Only a Mere 5% of Plastics from the US was Recycled
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Without Urgent Action, Global Pledges Combating Deforestation Will Not be Met
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U.S Midwest Farmers Worry About Drought that Could Threaten Major Crops' Harvest