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Environmental News Network - Firefly Populations at Risk Due to Climate Change, Urban Development

Environmental News Network - Firefly Populations at Risk Due to Climate Change, Urban Development
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Studies on Hainan Island rubber plantations reveal secrets of soil

Studies on Hainan Island rubber plantations reveal secrets of soil
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Researchers find pesticides in a third of Australian frogs tested Did these cause mass deaths?

Researchers find pesticides in a third of Australian frogs tested Did these cause mass deaths?
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Consumer Spray Residue Activates Nanoparticles in Room

Consumer Spray Residue Activates Nanoparticles in Room
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Activity in a Room Stirs up Nanoparticles Left Over From Consumer Sprays

Common household products containing nanoparticles – grains of engineered material so miniscule they are invisible to the eye – could be contributing to a n

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