Environment
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Elephant Rock: How Iceland's Most Iconic Basalt Rock Formation Came to Be
The Elephant Rock is one of Iceland's most iconic sights. And, although it might seem otherwise, this basalt rock formation is not man-made, instead it was sculpted by a violent volcanic eruption. Read more here.
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Explosive Power of Carbon Dioxide: How It Can Trigger Basaltic Eruptions and Affect the Climate
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Pollution Forces Paris to Scrap Its Plan To Host the Olympic Swimming Event in the Seine River
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Unusual Toxic Invasive Worm Discovered in U.S. That Can Make Pet Sick
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Continuous-Flow Cefazolin: A New Method for Producing Antibiotics That Can Meet the Demand and Reduce Waste
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Walking Trees: Moving Ents from 'The Lord of the Rings' Movies Are Not Entirely Fictional
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Ancient Citadel Acropolis Cuts Down Tourism to 20,000 Daily Visitors in Bid to Preserve UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Carbon Dioxide Levels Could Spike Within Human Lifetime, Leading to Another Potential Mass Extinction Event [Study]
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5 Invasive Fish in NC Listed by Officials Under Aquatic Nuisance Species (2023)






