Environment
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The Age of Snakes: Cold-Blooded Reptiles Thrived After Dinosaur Extinction
History would say that short after the end of age of dinosaurs, their extinction and absence of dominance gave way for several species to freely roam Earth - "a period of dramatic ecological opportunity" - even to those who were limbless.
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The Possible Effects if a Nuclear War to Hit the Planet
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EPA Identifies Over 120,000 Sites in US That Exposes People to PFAS Toxic 'Forever Chemicals'
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Living Fossil: Alligator Gar Existing 100 Million Years Ago Captured by Kansas Fisherman
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Sponsors Criticizes COP26 Claiming the Climate Summit is "Mismanaged"
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Japan Sets to Help ASEAN on Monitoring Greenhouse Gasses
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La Palma Volcano: 'Real Lava Tsunami' Moved Towards Atlantic Coast as Earthquake Intensified Eruption
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2700-Year-Old Poop Reveals Iron Age Europeans Were Fond of Blue Cheese and Beer
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Major Cooldown and Severe Weather Conditions to Hit Central US
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