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Polar bears are at risk of starvation if the Arctic summer lasts too long

Polar bears are at risk of starvation if the Arctic summer lasts too longFacebook/Kirsten Langenberger the Polar bones They are marine ice animals,

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Nitrogen Pollution in River Basins Could Contaminate World s Drinking Water by 2025; Affecting Up To 3 Billion People, Including the US [Study]

US drinking water is also affected by the increasing nitrogen pollution, scientists say. Click to read more.

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Forests Discovered Hiding Complex Role in Global Climate System, Water Cycle: International Scientific Team Says

The new study on forests comes amid the premise that the entire scope of their impact remains to be fully understood. Click to read more.

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China in risk zone as an extra 3 billion people worldwide at risk of lacking clean water by 2050 because of pollution

Southern China will be among areas at risk as high nitrogen levels continue to deplete clean water supplies, researchers in Germany and Netherlands say in paper for Nature Communications.

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Antibiotic-Resistant and Highly Contagious New Type of E coli Found in China

A new, highly contagious, antibiotic-resistant strain of "E coli" bacteria has been found to be fueling an outbreak in China.

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