Environment
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5,000 of the World’s Smallest Penguins Swarm the Shore of an Australian Beach
As twilight set above Australia's Phillip Island just this week, large numbers of small black-and-white pigeons partake in the region's greatest "penguin procession".
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Conservationists Discover Substantial Risk of DDT, PCB Contamination for Critically Endangered California Coastal Condors
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The Atlantic's At-Risk Marine Life Requires Improved Protection From Increased Commerce
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Study: Antibiotic Resistance in Rivers Can Be Exacerbated by Heavy Metal Contamination
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New Study: To Fight Climate Change, We Must Shut Down Fossil Fuel Production
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Climate Change Affects Ocean Composition, Making it Harder for Marine Creatures to Communicate
1.4 Million Urban Trees Will Be Dead By 2050 Due to Infestation of Invasive Species
Despite Global Warming, Antarctica Ice Shelves Exhibit Growth for the Past 20 Years
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Days of Extreme Weather Will Put Flood Prone Areas All Over the US at Risk
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Coral Extinction is Possible by the End of the 21st Century: Marine Ecologists Warn
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Stone Age Hominids: Unearthed Fossil Tooth in Laos Cave Possibly from a Denisovan Girl 160,000 Years Ago
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Pollution From Rocket Engines Spreads High Into the Earth’s Atmosphere
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Earthquake Swarm in Florence, Italy, as People Report Tremors Since Early May
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