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Scientists to Use Bionic Robo-fish to Remove Microplastics from the Ocean
Scientists are developing bionic robo-fish to clean microplastics from the waters. Tiny self-propelled robo-fish can swim around, grab on to free-floating microplastics, and repair themselves if they are harmed.
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5-Year-OId Child Dies After Being Left in a Car Amidst Extreme Texas Heat
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Study Estimates Productivity of Mangrove Carbon Storage Using Remote Sensing Model
Rare Megamouth Shark Washed Ashore a Philippine Coastal Village
30 Cows Come to the Rescue to Help Orphaned Seal Return Home
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Mosquito Population Expected to Substantially Increase as Temperatures are Starting to Rise, Experts Say
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More than Enough: Experts Claims that Modern Wind Turbines Provide Enough Energy Despite Global Decline in Win Resource
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Reactive Nitrogen Emissions From Agriculture Pose a Grave Threat to Health and Climate
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‘Food Miles’ Account for 19% of All Food Emissions, New Study Says
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386 Dogs Rescued from a Truck in China Going to a Yulin Dog Meat Festival
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Dry Thunderstorms in California may Spark More Wildfires
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Bangladesh Faces Record-Breaking ‘Worst Flooding in 100 Years’
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1000 People Dead After Intense 6.1 Magnitude Earthquake Wreaks Havoc in Afghanistan
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How Airborne Microplastics and Nanoplastics Contribute to Climate Change and Atmospheric Warming
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Greek Mountain Snow Decline Accelerates as Greece Snow Cover Study 2026 Reveals Climate Change Impact
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New Study Improves Past Ocean Change Records and Foraminifera Climate Proxy Accuracy
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How Seals Detox After Foraging Trips and Recover After Deep Dives Using Heart Rate
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Rare Footage Reveals Dolphins Using Sponges as Tools During Incredible Seafloor Hunting Behavior
