Environment
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Fine-Particle Air Pollution Has Decreased Across the US, but Poor and Minority Communities Are Still the Most Polluted
Fine particulate matter air pollution is especially dangerous: Microscopic particles readily enter the lungs, bloodstream and brain, with health effects that include infant death, reduced life expectancy for adults, cancer, lung disease and heart disease.
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Routine Gas Flaring Is Wasteful, Polluting and Undermeasured
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Nine Environmentally Friendly Practices That Are Not Cool
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India Plans Construction of 1.2 GW Solar Power Parks in Various States
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Australia: Student Files Lawsuit Against Government Concerning Risks From Climate Change
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Tropical Storms Hanna and Douglas Approaching; NASA Animation Tracks Progress of Hanna
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