Environment
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Concerns Rise Over Zero-Calorie Sweeteners as Sucralose Makes Its Way into Aquatic Systems
Study reveals sucralose in waterways disrupts ecosystems, affecting marine life and plant photosynthesis, urging improved wastewater treatment
Latest Research Articles
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Scientific Report Publishes Study Using 1,000 Photos to Map Pre-Collapse Antarctic Glaciers
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Weaker Ocean Circulation Could Release More Carbon From The Deep Into Atmosphere, Study Says
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California’s Innovative Wildlife Crossing Aims to Save Cougars and Other Animals
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Hurricane Beryl Makes Landfall Along Texas Coast, Killing 3 People in Houston, Causing Over 1,000 Flight Cancellations, 1.5 Million Power Outages
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Juneau Icefield's Glaciers Threats: Climate Change Accelerates Alarming Melting
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16,825 or 1.2% of Conservation Areas on Earth are Only Needed of Protection to Prevent 6th Mass Extinction [Study]
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Climate Change Alter Hurricane Pattern, Made Beryl Storm Dangerous
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Hurricane Beryl: Storm Strengthens to Category 3, Bringing Storm Surge in Southern Texas
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Innovative Bermudagrass Genotypes Offer New Solutions for Drought-Prone Landscapes
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Tree Species In Northern Hemisphere Starts To Become Denser In Colder and Wetter Regions, Study Says
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The Complicated Relationship of Conservation and Hunting: A Look at the Current Landscape
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West Virginia’s 4th of July Dampened by Forecasted Showers and Thunderstorms