Environment
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Toxic Algal Bloom Blamed for Mysterious Deaths of Sea Lions, Dolphins in California
A toxic algal bloom is killing sea lions and dolphins in California. But how can we protect marine life from this phenomenon? Stay informed on the latest developments!
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Exploring Ecotherapy: The Healing Power of Nature
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Switzerland Emerging as Driving ESG Force at Home and Overseas
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Sea Level Rise Threat: Some Scientists Resort to Glacial Geoengineering by Building Barriers Against Rising Ocean Water Levels
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Canadian Officials Order Evacuations as Wildfires Spread at Alarming Rates
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Germany’s Proposed Mega Motorway Stirs Public Outcry Over Environmental Concerns
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Climate Change And Growing Global Population Affects Food Security; Africa Most Affected Continent
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