Environment
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Urban Areas Turn Inhospitable to Growing Trees, New Study Finds
A study reveals that urban areas such as cities are now inhospitable for growing trees. According to a study, growing trees appear to be difficult in urban areas like cities.
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Disaster Expert Alarmed as Cameroon's 'Exploding Lakes' May Release Deadly Gas Again
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Monkeypox to Become Resistant to Antiviral Drug
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WHO Raises Concerns For Potential Wave of Diseases in Flood-Affected Areas in Pakistan
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Scientists Recommend Reducing Incoming Sunlight to Refreeze the Earth's Poles
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Double Rainbows Shine Over Buckingham Palace and Westminster on the Eve of Queen's Funeral
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