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A recent study from the University of British Columbia provides new evidence that protected areas are beneficial at wildlife conservation. Researchers from UBC's Faculty of Forestry examined data from a
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According to an article co-authored by Mayo Clinic and Rutgers researchers, children under the age of two who use antibiotics are more likely to develop
According to a recent study led by Virginia Tech, as sea levels rise owing to climate change, so do global dangers and the potential for disastrous tsunami destruction. Even a