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Wildflower Scent Degraded by Nitrate Radicals in Polluted Air
A team led by researchers at the University of Washington has discovered a major cause for a drop in nighttime pollinator activity—and people are largely to blame.
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New Wave of Colder Air to Unfold in Northern India; Dense Fog Continued to Disrupt Traffic
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3 Million Plastic Bottles Worth of Microplastics Plague New Zealand Air
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Beyond Earth Day: 5 Innovative Ideas that Will Help 'Restore Our Earth'
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The Cleanest Air on Earth is Not in the Middle of a Jungle
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Air Pollution Linked to Childhood Autism?
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Why Don't Birds Crash? It's All in Their Posture
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Scientists Reveal the Perfect Lash Length
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Big Storms Only Get Bigger with Warming Temperatures
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Roofing: Cleaning the Air One Tile at a Time
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Frequent Air Warnings on the West Coast as Spring Heats Up
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Climate Change Could Create Unhealthy US Ozone Levels by 2050
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People of Color Exposed to More Air Pollution
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Great White Sharks Observed for the First Time Changing Their Behavior in Different Marine Environments [Study]
