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Metal concentrations in public water systems in the United States are highest in Hispanic/Latino and American Indian areas.

Fundamentally higher arsenic and uranium focuses in broad daylight drinking water have been connected to networks with higher extents of Hispanic/Latino, Native American/Alaskan Local, and non-Hispanic Dark occupants, as per

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10,000-Day Forecast for Lake’s Radioactivity Concentration Following the Fukushima Accident

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A severe earthquake and tsunami in March 2011 devastated the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, resulting in the radioactive cesium-137 contamination of neighboring lakes. Even

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The water purification technology eliminates cancer-causing ‘forever chemicals.’

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A tricky class of cancer-causing toxins known as "always synthetics" may not be so long-lasting, all things considered. The University of California, Riverside, synthetic designers,

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Manhole methane and ancient landfill methane: Significant sources of gas go unnoticed

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Urban communities are liable for just about one-fifth of the worldwide methane outflows brought about by human activity. Yet, most urban areas don't catch data about the full scope of

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Ionosphere signals may enhance tsunami forecasts.

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New exploration from the College of Washington demonstrates the way that signs from the upper air could further develop wave gauging and, sometime in the

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A study looks at how fact-checkers from four different countries evaluate climate change claims.

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In this time of wild deception, the job of truth-tellers is turning out to be increasingly significant. However, the training is somewhat understudied. Research from

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Microplastics in Auckland’s air equal 3 million plastic bottles per year, according to a study.

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What could be compared to multiple million plastic jugs tumbling from the sky? The review, published in Natural Science and Innovation, showed that huge quantities of microplastics in Auckland's air

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Indigenous tribes in the American Southwest have buffered the impact of climate change on wildfires for 400 years.

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Decimating megafires are turning out to be more normal, to some degree, in light of the fact that the planet is warming. In any case,

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Reliable Planning Tool for Achieving the Paris Temperature Goal through Emissions Reductions

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The central goal of the Paris Agreement is to strengthen the global response to the threat of climate change by keeping the global temperature rise

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Sea Ice Response to Climate Change is shown by a complete image of the Arctic Sea Ice Cycle

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The frozen water that forms, expands, and melts in the ocean is known as sea ice. It differs from land-based icebergs, glaciers, ice sheets, and ice shelves. Sea ice expands