Environment
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Rock Formations in Pacific Ocean Provide New Insights on Earth
A recent report shows that the unique rock formations discovered in the Pacific Ocean can help decipher the early Earth, providing new insights into the Barberton Greenstone Belt and early earthquakes. Read here.
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