Environment
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New Study Suggests Warmer Oceans May Limit Kelp Forests’ Ability To Store Carbon for Long Periods of Time
Researchers studied kelp decomposition rates in 35 locations across the Northern Hemisphere to better understand how the capacity of kelp forests to build long-term carbon stores will change as the climate warms.
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Researchers Finds Mangrove Species in Ryuku Islands in Japan Are Isolated Implicating Conservation
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Severe Weather and Flash Floods Wreak Havoc in the Southwestern United States Causing Massive Flight Delays
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Emission of This Greenhouse Gas from US Corn Belt Increases When Frozen and During Thawing Cycles
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Noise Pollution: How Does it Affect Our Pets and Other Animals?
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Climate Change-Triggered Invasive Insects and Diseases Threatens Dozens of US Tree Species with Extinction
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Toxic Mercury Levels in Shark Fins and Meat Pose Health Risk to Health, Especially to Women
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Experts Find Rare 70 Million-Year-Old Horned Dinosaur in New Mexico
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Frogs and Toads: How to Distinguish the World's Largest Group of Amphibians
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Northeast to Experience Trouble Due to Severe Flooding
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Scientists Concludes Plants Can Thrive in Arid Areas by Pulling off Nitrogen From Thin Air
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Texas Governor Abbott Issues Disaster Declaration for 23 Counties Due to Heavy Rain and Massive Flooding
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Magnitude 4.Earthquake Strikes Pahala, Hawaii, Near Mauna Loa Volcano
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