Environment
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Scientists Develop Biodegradable Material in Seawater to Address Plastic Pollution
Scientists have developed a new biodegradable material aiming to replace the use of plastic worldwide and address the global problem of plastic pollution.
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Fiona Aftermath in Atlantic Canada: Massive Power Outages and Structural Damages
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Researchers in Southern Ethiopia Deciphers of How Climate Change Affects Human Evolution in Eastern Africa
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Did Volcanic Eruption Give Birth to a New Island in the Pacific?
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