Environment
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Scientists Presents Timeline for the Possibility of Earth's Sixth Mass Extinction
According to calculations done by a climate scientist at Tohoku University in Japan, the current mass extinction event is not expected to be as devastating as the previous five. Certainly not for several more centuries.
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Monkeypox Virus Can Live on Refrigerated Food and in Water for Weeks
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Valley Fever: Increasing Infectious Disease Cases Linked to Inhalation of Fungi from Dust Storm in the Western US
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Top UK Scientist Says People Must Acknowledge How Awful Things Are to Prevent Climate Meltdown
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No More Lawns? Local, State Administrations Frantically Finding Ways to Address Rising Temperatures, Drought
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Researchers Have Created Lightweight Yet Strong Polymer Building Blocks Using Inexpensive Feedstocks
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Scientists Have Issued a Dire Warning About a Massive Extinction Event Brought on by Climate Change
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Cable Bacteria Set to Mitigate Oil Spills and Methane Emissions: New Report
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