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The charismatic narwhal is the legendary 'unicorn of the sea'.
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Researchers have found a link between Parkinson's disease and the pesticide Benomyl, whose toxicological effects still linger in the environment, 10 years after it was banned by the EPA. Delete the scoop?
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The largest living organisms on the planet, the big, old trees that harbor and sustain countless birds and other wildlife, are dying. Delete the scoop?
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County officials say marijuana growers are wreaking havoc on the land—but they could go to jail for regulating the farms. Delete the scoop?
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If you are a woman and have been trying hard to lose those extra pounds and get a skinny frame, here is some good news. You can stop worrying and relax as a new research says that a woman's curvy body may be kind of 'therapeutic' to men.
'..... the scientists call, the "Environmental Security Hypothesis" which suggests that people might change their choices with changing circumstances.' Delete the scoop?
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BP receives the biggest criminal penalty in US history for the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster and two workers are indicted on manslaughter charges. Delete the scoop?
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In Australia we are all too familiar with devastating environmental impacts of introduced species such as foxes, rabbits and cane toads.
'In 2005 the Australian community voted the common myna as the top “pest problem that needs more control”. They were more worried about mynas than cane toads, foxes, feral cats and rabbits. Many scientists, on the other hand, question the seriousness of myna impact and the type of management (if any) that is warranted.' Delete the scoop?
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