Environment
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Africa: 0.01% Of Funds Spent To Combat Dangerous Air Quality, International Action Urged
A low portion of funds was used to address air pollution in Africa. Read more here. A latest study stated that only 0. 01% of funds of Africa was spent to combat and mitigate dangerous air quality.
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AI and DNA ‘Time Machine’ Shed Light on the Impact of Climate Change and Pollution on Biodiversity in a Lake
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El Niño-Southern Oscillation Predictability Issues: 'Maritime Continent' Deforestation to Blame
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Day 3 Unsafe Air Quality in New Delhi: Officials Restrict Vehicle Use Via Odd-Even Traffic Scheme
13,000-Year-Old Oak Tree in Danger as California Urban Development Proposal Covers Area, Advocates Worry
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Climate Change A Potential Bottleneck In Penguins’ Annual Cycle, Study Says
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Reducing Europe's Food Waste Can Lower Greenhouse Gas Emissions, New Report Shows
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Somalia: State Of Emergency Declared After Heavy Rains Triggered Floods, Trapped Residents
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