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Spill From Deepwater Horizon Disaster Endangers Dolphins
Whilst the Biden government proceeds to authorize contracts for oil and gas digging in the Gulf of Mexico, recent data that was disclosed to experts shows that almost 80% of dolphins subjected to oil in the Deepwater Horizon catastrophe are still suffering approximately 12 years later.
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Freezing Sperm Practices for the Past 50 Years Helps Prevent Pregnancy Problems
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Avian Influenza Spreading in the US, Poultry Farmers Worried
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Coca Cola Japan Wants to Know if "Filling Your Own Bottles" Will Reduce Plastic Waste
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Massive Bear Rummaging Homes in California Are Actually Three Different Bears, DNA Reveals
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Powerful 6.5 Magnitude Earthquake Leaves Trail of Destruction in Indonesia, Intensity Felt by Other Countries
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UN Claims that Plastic Summit May be the Most Important Green Deal Since the 2015 Paris Accords
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Another Wave of Snow Squall to Hit Northeastern US "Hard and Fast"
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Study Shows Just How Much Energy a Dolphin Uses to Swim Around
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Scientists are Weeding Coral Reefs to Help Lessen the Impacts of Climate Change
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