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Exxon Campaigned Against Global Warming Despite Internal Research Accurately Predicting Future Calamity
A new study shows that internal research conducted by ExxonMobil accurately predicted the future effects of global warming.
Airborne Microplastics: People May Be Exposed To Thousands Each Year, Study Finds
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"Major dams represent major barriers for platypus movements," the researchers noted.
300-Mile-Long Hidden River Found In Antarctica, Could Raise Sea Levels By 14 Feet [Photo]
The fact that such a large system could be unknown until now just goes to show how much we still need to learn about the continent, lead researcher Dr. Christine Dow from the University of Waterloo said.
National Refuge In Montana Recognized As 'International Dark Sky Sanctuary'
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6 Endangered Wolves Found Poisoned To Death, Reward For Information Offered
Washington Fish and Wildlife is offering a $51,400 reward for people with information on who killed six endangered grey wolves with poison.
NASA Satellite Image Shows Hurricane Fiona Over Puerto Rico
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"Without replenishment, the doomed ice is melting from climate change and will inevitably raise seas," the lead author of the study said.
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