Environment
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Smart Irrigation System ‘Listens’ to Plants Cries to Reduce Water Use up to 50%
An irrigation system in North Africa designed a watering system that allows them to 'listen' to plants cries for water when they get thirsty, and was proved to reduce water use by 30-50%.
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Oil Spill the Size of New York City Poses Risk to Marine Life in Mediterranean Sea
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Hurricane Ida's Flash Floods Killed No Less Than 40 People Across States
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Report Reveals Almost 30% of Global Tree Species are on the Verge of Extinction
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Missing Crocodile from Israeli’s National Park Spotted in Yarmouk River
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Can Insects Be Potential Food Source in Times of Climate Change?
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