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New Study Makes Surprising Discovery About Benefits of Lightning
How does lightning benefit local ecosystems? The common answer to that question often has to do with how lightning assists in the nitrogen cycle. (Lightning is said to break down nitrogen into the soil and therefore, more easily absorbed by plants.)
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