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Researchers drawn from Australia’s Deakin’s Institute for Frontier Materials (IFM), Philadelphia’s Drexel University, and the Missouri University of Science ...
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Research reveals that climatic changes are the predominant driver of this accelerating hydrological cycle, and that rising carbon dioxide also plays an ...
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More than half the myriad tree species in the Amazon could be heading for extinction, according to a study that makes the first comprehensive estimate of ...
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Radar images of the Mauritanian desert have revealed a river stretching for more than 500km and suggest plants and wildlife once thrived there Radar images ...
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Cambrian Innovation offers a no-money-down water treatment technology with a clean energy byproduct After early success with a pair of California ...
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