Environment
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Scientists Discover 40-Million-Year-Old River Network Hidden Under Antarctica
Geologists digging into the massive ice sheet of West Antarctica have discovered the remains of an ancient river system that once flowed for nearly a thousand miles.
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Human-Caused Climate Change Fuels Heat Wave In Mexico, Central America And US, Study Says
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Only One Third of Marine Protected Areas Are Protected, Study Says
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2,000 Children Under Five Die Everyday Due To Air Pollution, Study Says
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Deadly Heat Killed Nearly 1,000 Worshippers in Hajj Pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia
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Climate Change Makes Killer Heatwaves in Mexico and America Over 30 Times More Likely
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Horde of Invasive Mystery Snails Causes Ecological Disaster in Georgia's lake Lanier
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Nord Stream Mystery Deepens as Investigators Find Evidence of Explosives in Baltic Sea
Fairy Lantern Plant: New Plant Species 'Thismia Malayana' That Steals Nutrients from Fungi Discovered in Malaysia
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California Water Crisis: Snowmelt Not Enough to Reverse Increasing Aridification
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Plastic Negotiation Delays in Busan Present Significant Challenges, Expert Says
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Lab-Grown Meat From Animal Tissues Will Be Popular In The Next 30 Years
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Air Pollution's Impact: PM2.5 Exposure Linked to Increasing Premature Deaths in Korea by 2050
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