Environment
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Synthetic Fibers From Bioplastic Clothing Persist in the Ocean for Over a Year
Over 100 million tons of plastic enters the environment each year, with more than 10 million tons ending up in our oceans. These plastics break down into harmful microplastic particles so small they can be consumed by wildlife.
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6.2 Magnitude Earthquake in Japan: No Tsunamis And Casualties Reported
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Great Blue Hole: What is Underneath the Giant Marine Sinkhole Near Belize?
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Global Chocolate Consumption Linked to 1.5 Million Hectares of Deforestation in Africa
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Deep Ocean Oxygen Supply from Antarctic Currents Decreases: Melting Ice Shelves Blamed [Study]
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About 200 Million People Under Flooding Threat Due to Plastic Pollution, New Research Warns
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Tree Diversity Helps Planting Success in Forests, Reports Show
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Extinct Volcano Off Portugal Coast Could Store 1.2 to 8.6 Gigatons of Carbon Dioxide [Study]
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