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Urban Areas Turn Inhospitable to Growing Trees, New Study Finds
A study reveals that urban areas such as cities are now inhospitable for growing trees. According to a study, growing trees appear to be difficult in urban areas like cities.
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20 Quadrillion or 12 Million Tonnes: New Study Estimates Worldwide Ant Population, Total Weight
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Forecasts Say Tropical Threats Seen Brewing in Caribbean, Gulf of Mexico
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Supervolcano Warning Issued for Taupo Volcano for the First Time After Last Eruption 1,800 Years Ago
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Gene-edited Crops Helps the World To Ensure People’s Food Security
Sinking Coastal Cities, Rising Sea Levels: Global Warming Causes Double Trouble
Atlantic Canada Braces for Hurricane Fiona
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A ‘Belt of Rain and Thunderstorms’ Is Threatening Areas of Australia
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Scientists Create Face Masks Capable of Detecting Viral Exposure with Mobile Alerts
Saving Avocados: Scientists Use Pheromones That Disrupt Mating to End Invasive Insecticide-Resistant Weevils
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