Environment
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Cold Weather May Save Manatees Dying From Starvation in Florida
Officials said in a news conference that a total of 1,101 manatees died from starvation in 2021 records due to algae blooms that had decimated seagrass beds on which manatees depend, triggered by water pollution from various sources.
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Climate Change Caused Tiger Sharks Migration Outside Protected Zones
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Omicron Variant is Responsible for Garbage Pileups Around US Cities
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Glowing Snow Found in Russian Arctic Left Scientists Completely Baffled
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