Environment
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Scientist Calls For Good Representation Of Emoji In Social Media To Help Conservation Efforts
Scientists have asked for greater biodiversity in emojis to promote conservation efforts. Read more here.
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Zapping Manure With a Special Electrode Could Solve Two Environmental Problems, Study
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Emerging Technologies in Environmental Monitoring: Innovations for a Sustainable Future
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Biocrusts Help Protect Great Wall Of China From Erosion, Study Says
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Ancient Underground Fresh Water Pool Discovered In Underneath Part Of Sicilian Mountains
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Environment-Friendly Christmas Decors: 5 Sustainable Tips For Homeowners
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Snow Decline Reported Worldwide, New Analysis Shows
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Underwater Volcano in Japan Grinds Against Tectonic Plates, Unleashing Major Quakes
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Australia: Multiple States On High Alert For Bushfires Due To Scorching Conditions
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California Fruit and Nut Shortage: Climate Change Forces Crop-Eating Insects to Go on Rampage [Study]
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Marine Monitoring Can Reduce Risk of Whale Entanglements, Sea Turtle, Report Shows
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Seabirds' Presence On Islands Can Boost Coral Growth Rates, Experts Say
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Corals Walking in Search of Light Discovered in Groundbreaking Study
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