nature
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Enjoying Nature: How Outdoor Activities Can Benefit Children & Teens
Children and teenagers spending time outdoors and enjoying nature can enjoy various benefits to both their physical and mental conditions.
Latest Research Articles
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Norway, Sweden Are The Only Rich Countries Left Providing Fair Share Of Nature Finance To Poor Countries
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Bloodsucking Leeches Take a Giant Leap for Parasite Kind
Fairy Lantern Plant: New Plant Species 'Thismia Malayana' That Steals Nutrients from Fungi Discovered in Malaysia
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Earth's Ocean Loses 2% of Its Oxygen Since the 1960s, Over 500 'Dead Zones' Reported Worldwide: UNESCO
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Earth's Rotation Confirmed to Have Slowed Down, Inner Core Appears to be 'Reversing and Backtracking'
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Mount Vesuvius Eruption: Over 200 People Survived from Ancient Natural Disaster That Destroyed Pompeii and Herculaneum
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![Cambrian Sinsk: Mountain Building Phenomenon 500 Million Years Ago Contributed to Mass Extinction Event via Tectonic Plates [Study]](https://d.natureworldnews.com/en/full/70788/cambrian-sinsk-mountain-building-phenomenon-500-million-years-ago-contributed-mass-extinction.jpg?w=178&h=100&f=ed0aea73d2ab40d6ea4fe4c0164e82ed)
Cambrian Sinsk: Mountain Building Phenomenon 500 Million Years Ago Contributed to Mass Extinction Event via Tectonic Plates [Study]
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Dead Palm Trees Undergo Test Recycling Into Biomass as Renewable Energy Source
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Maud Rise Polynya: Sea Ice Hole Mystery in Antarctica Finally Solved by Scientists Decades After Its First Discovery [Study]
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Will Earth Become Extinct? Pangaea Ultima Poses Mass Extinction Event Killing Up to 92% Species [Study]
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Hickory Tree: What Makes These Temperate Forest Trees Unique?
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![Marine Heat Waves: New Zealand’s Hauraki Gulf Region Experiences Long-Term, Intensified Extreme Temperatures Starting in 1967 [Study]](https://d.natureworldnews.com/en/full/70223/marine-heat-waves-new-zealands-hauraki-gulf-region-experiences-long-term-intensified-extreme.jpg?w=178&h=100&f=f55b47c7730c68bf87a1a9a2de195ff3)
Marine Heat Waves: New Zealand’s Hauraki Gulf Region Experiences Extreme Temperatures Since 1967






