Environment
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Recurring Occurrence of Crown-of-Thorns Starfish Causes Decline of Southern Section of Great Barrier Reef's Average Reef Cover
Since the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) started keeping track 36 years ago, the coral cover in the northern and central Great Barrier Reef has reached its greatest level.
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Government of Spain Limits Air Conditioning and Heating to Save Energy Until 2023
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19-Year-Old Miraculously Survives Being ‘Frozen Solid’ and Unconscious in Snow for 6 Hours
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Academics Proposed Groundbreaking Approach for Assessing Soil Health
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Pollinator Hotel: New Hotel Welcomes Bees and Other Pollinators Who Lost Their Homes
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Fierce Heatwaves Threatens Olive Oil Production in Spain
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Visitors from the World’s Tallest Tree in California Face $5000 Fine and Possible Jail Time
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Disastrous Floods in Uganda Claim the Lives of 24 People, Death Toll Continues to Rise
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Scientists Looking for Ways to Grow Food Crops Without Photosynthesis
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Weather Forecasters Are in a Climate Culture War After the Highest Heatwave Recorded Last Month in England
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Scientists are 'Beyond Excited' to Probe Origins of the Milky Way with New Device
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Australia’s Productivity Rate Began To Slow Down Due to Climate Change and the Current Pandemic
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How Gene Editing Could Save Endangered Species from Extinction
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