Environment
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$300,000 Research Fund Allocated for Rare Critical Mineral Indium Found in Utah
Feds allocate a $300,000 research fund towards a three-year study on the rare critical mineral named Indium, which has deposits in Utah.
Latest Research Articles
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Trapped Ancient Viruses Never Seen Before are Finally Waking Up Due to Melting Permafrost
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Ancient Roman Odeon Discovered by Archaeologists at Remote Site in Crete
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Evolution of Tree Roots Triggered Mass Extinctions 300 Million Years Ago, UK Study Reveals
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Climate Change Could Disrupt Effective Control of Insect-Borne Diseases, Research Shows
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Global Warming Will Almost Certainly Exceed the Paris Agreement’s 1.5-Degree Celsius Target
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Hurricane Nicole Kills Several People After Making Landfall in Eastern Florida: 300,000 Power Outages Reported
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New Non-Toxic and Inexpensive Synthetic Crystals can Convert Heat into Electricity
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Mexican Archaeologists Forced to Rebury Mysterious Archeological Discovery from Aztec Civilization
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Nicole to Bring Extreme Weather Conditions in Southeastern US
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Melting Glaciers are Uncovering Centuries Old Items Covered in Ice
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A-76A: World's Largest Iceberg in Antarctica is Being Swept Away to the Open Ocean
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Scratched Teflon Non-Stick Pan Releases 9,100 Microplastic Particles, Research Reveals