Environment
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Scientists: Consuming Smaller Fishes More Sustainable Than Farming Salmon
Farming Atlantic salmon necessitates a large volume of wild-caught fish as feed, yet it only accounts for a small portion of the global farmed fish supply.
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More Mysteries Unraveled: King Tut's Meteorite Dagger May Have Come Outside of Egypt
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50 People and Five Horses Rescued from Dreadful Rising Flood Water in Australia
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Unique Hydrogel Allows Solar Panels to Grow Crops in the Desert of Saudi Arabia
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Winter Weather in Europe Poses Risks for Ukrainian Refugees as They Flee Russian Invasion
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Chemicals From Wildfires Linked Between Ozone Depletion
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Nuclear War Threat Looms amid the Russia-Ukraine War; Nuclear Winter Explored
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Drastic Consequences Inevitable Even If Global Temperature is Reduced, Warns IPCC
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Earth's Largest Impact Crater Discovered in China Formed 100,000 Years Ago
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Western US is Experiencing the Worst Drought Since Medieval Times
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