Environment
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Potentially Deadly Bacterium Detected in U.S. Soil and Water Samples
A bacterium that has been proven to cause fatal illness in half of the cases worldwide has been detected in the environment in the U.S. continent.
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Cloudy Waters Caused by Climate Change Makes Finding Food Hard for Seabirds
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All-Time Top 5 Deadliest Avalanches that Destroyed Properties and Took Lives
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How Gene Editing Could Save Endangered Species from Extinction
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