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“natural products” meet those standards. Some, but not all, synthetic products meet those standards. The ...
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have unique biodiversity value, but leaving it entirely to nature with no management at all will not ...
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declining all over the planet, and new research links the phenomenon to decreasing moisture in the air—a ...
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matter since CHRONNOS could predict coronal activity over a short and long-term observation window. All ...
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the River Nile.- Uganda has the lowest yield of sugarcane per hectare of all African countries- 12.6 ...
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- Will Conservation Work If Wealthy Nations Pay?
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to convert land to grow crops and raise livestock, accounts for about a fifth of all human-caused ...
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- Radon Exposure At Old Uranium Plant Underestimated- Study
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locations within areas of the facility: the "production area," which included all production ...
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- Freshwater Rain Band Continues 300 Year Journey Northward
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a year, which is the average for all the years it has been moving north, then some Pacific islands near ...
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