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06-05-2023
Industrialized countries owe roughly $170 trillion for CO2 emissions
Researchers say industrial nations causing excessive CO2 emissions could end...
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06-05-2023
Plants distribute enormous amounts of CO2 to mycorrhizal fungi
For over 450 million years, mycorrhizal fungi have been secret...
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06-05-2023
For men, relationship satisfaction can prevent workplace burnout
Workplace burnout is increasingly widespread worldwide and has a detrimental...
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06-05-2023
Can whales contribute to carbon capture?
Recently, an increasing number of scientists have argued that animals...
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06-05-2023
World Environment Day 2023: #BeatPlasticPollution
World Environment Day 2023 has been commemorated annually on June...
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06-05-2023
Restoring mangroves could help countries meet their climate goals
Recently, countries all over the world have been struggling to...
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06-05-2023
Boat strikes are a growing threat to manatees in Belize
The Antillean manatee (Trichechus manatus) is a currently endangered subspecies...
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06-04-2023
Climate change is unleashing ancient "zombie viruses" as ice layers melt
Climate change is revealing secrets trapped within our planet's permafrost....
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06-04-2023
Intestinal bacteria could help you live a very long life
Scientists have long wondered why some people succeed in living...
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06-04-2023
An invisible crisis: Ranking the world's most polluted countries
In a landscape that showcases the beauty of nature, with...
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06-04-2023
Ticks are highly resilient to extreme temperatures
Blacklegged ticks (Ixodes scapularis) are well-known carriers of pathogens that...
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06-03-2023
A healthy diet can reduce brain aging
Obesity is known to negatively impact a variety of bodily...
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