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12-28-2018
A Super Blood Wolf Moon Eclipse will kick off the new year
2018’s Winter Solstice had both a full moon and a...
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12-28-2018
Coal ash contamination in water can be tracked using fish bones
Researchers at Duke University have found that trace elements in...
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12-27-2018
How do massive glaciers flow?
75 percent of the Earth’s freshwater is frozen in glaciers...
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12-27-2018
The decline of the saguaro?
The Sonoran Desert is towered over by one of the...
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12-27-2018
Wind turbines hurt the robin’s ability to defend its territory
A new study by scientists at Newcastle University has revealed...
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12-26-2018
Fire suppression tactics have resulted in drought-sensitive forests
Federally mandated fire suppression tactics have caused forests to become...
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12-26-2018
Rivers in the UK are being restored back to their nature shape
In the 19th century, rivers that wound through the Hampshire...
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12-26-2018
Air pollution in Delhi has reached its highest level all year
This past weekend, pollution in Delhi rose to the highest...
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12-26-2018
What Ryan Zinke’s departure means for the environment
With the departure of US Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis,...
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12-25-2018
Ice melt in the Arctic is the biggest contributor to rising sea levels
A new study has revealed that Arctic glaciers are the...
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12-25-2018
Why the agricultural tech revolution needs responsible innovation
The world is in the midst of a major shift...
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12-24-2018
Soil composition plays a major role in tropical forest biodiversity
Experts at Oregon State University have identified a remarkable way...
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