Environment
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Scientists Provide New Solutions on Collecting Water Out of Thin Air
Only 30% of the world’s freshwater is not locked up in ice caps or glaciers. Some 20% of that is in locations too remote for humans to access, and nearly three-quarters of the other 80% arrive at the wrong time and place - during monsoons and floods - and is not always caught for human use
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Russia's Attack on Ukraine Raises Risk of Nuclear War: How Bad Will a Nuclear Fallout Be?
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500-Year-Old Landslide in Red Sea Could Trigger a Tsunami in Egypt and Saudi Arabia
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Seven Dead as 'Rain Bomb' Unleashes Intense Flashfloods in Australia
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New Study Suggests Mopping Can Cause Air Pollution
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Unexplained Underground Movements Damage a Lyneham Road in Wiltshire Since Feb. 17
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Spill From Deepwater Horizon Disaster Endangers Dolphins
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Residents of Britain Forced to Leave Due to Massive Sinkhole Caused by Storm Eunice
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Germany Hastens Transition to Greener Energy
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Coca Cola Japan Wants to Know if "Filling Your Own Bottles" Will Reduce Plastic Waste
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Coral Bleaching Crisis: How Ocean Warming Threatens Marine Ecosystems Worldwide
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