Environment
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Scientists Claim that Prolonged Exposure to Air Pollution May Worsen Depression
In addition to harming physical health, continuous exposure to air pollution has been linked to mental health problems.
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57-Year-Old Man Killed by 14ft Great White Shark While Swimming in Australia
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Genes Carried by Certain Ethnic Groups Could be at a Higher Risk of COVID
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'Absolutely Foolish'- Municipality in Denmark Spent $150k in Ocean Cleanup, Then Dumps it Back in the Sea
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Historical Emergency Drought in California Endangers Lives of 19 Million Residents
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Yellowstone Eruption 630,000 Years Ago Opens New Geological Mysteries
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33-Year-Old Man Hangs on Tree to Escape Death After Floodwaters Swept his Car Away
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47-Year-Old Male Suffer Scrotal Necrosis After Being Bitten by a Snake While in Toilet
Toxic Trees: ‘The Tree of Death’ Known to be So Deadly You Can't Stand Under it
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Asian Honeybees Can Give Out ‘Fear Screams’ to Warn the Colony It’s Being Attacked by Hornets
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Longest Partial Lunar Eclipse Taking Place Next Week will be Visible in all 50 U.S. States
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Majority of the Electricity from Industrialized Nations Come from Wind and Solar Power Sources, New Study Says
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Intense Arctic Blast Will Bring Cold Air to the US
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Can Rewilding Ecosystems Rescue Endangered Habitats? Experts Clash on the Bold Strategy
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Glacier Melting is Driving Sea Level Rise Projections That Threaten Global Shorelines
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Bird Migration Navigation: How Birds Travel Thousands of Miles with Incredible Precision
