Environment
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AIMS Achieves First-Ever Offseason Coral Spawning in the History of Coral Breeding
Coral spawning happens only twice a year along the Great Barrier Reef, after the full moon in October and November.
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Despite Efforts, Countries Failed to Reach Agreement on a UN Treaty Aimed to Protect Marine Life
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Pakistan Flood Death Toll Reaches 1000 as Government Declares Climate Catastrophe
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Dams Induce Widespread Species Extinction in the Amazon Forest, Research Says
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Avocados and Exotic Plants Thrive in the Scorching Summers of the United Kingdom Due to Climate Change
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Circulation, Commercialization of Digitalis Legal in Japan Despite its Dangers
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California and Washington State to Ban Sales of 'Gas-Only Cars' by 2035 to Fight Climate Change
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Strategic Planting of Plants Between Highways and Playgrounds Can Reduce Air Pollution
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Mysterious "Spanish Stonehenge" Built Around 5000 B.C.No Longer Submerged Due to Drought
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Life-Threatening Heat Stress to Reach Worst Case Scenario by 2100
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Can Powerful Solar Storms Have the Power to Destroy the Entire Planet?
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How Ancient Centipede Ancestors Conquered Earth's First Land Ecosystems
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How Drosophila enhydrobia Evolved Into a Bloodthirsty Underwater Fruit Fly Hunter
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