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Why is There a Huge Tunnel Dug into the Alaskan Permafrost?
— by gareth branwyn
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Using Water in the Aftermath of Wildfires
— by Takara
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Researching Water Contamination with Indigenous Science
— by Takara
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Plastic-Degrading Enzymes May Be Increasing in Response to Pollution
— by Takara
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How Can Buildings Save Energy? Jackets
— by Takara
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How does soil impact climate change?
— by Takara
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Satellite Images Reveal the Toll the Heat Wave Had on Pacific Northwest
— by Takara
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Improving Predictions of Melting Rate of Ice Sheets
— by Takara
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The Amazon Rainforest is Emitting More Greenhouse Gases than it Absorbs
— by Takara
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Getting More Electric Cars on the Road
— by Takara
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Concept for a hybrid-electric plane may reduce aviation’s air pollution problem
— by Takara
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Aerosols May Intensify Thunderstorms
— by Takara
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Dr. Dan Longboat #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #NAHM #AmericanIndianandAlaskaNativeHeritageMonth
— by Takara
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Access to water is one of the greatest existential threats facing humanity
— by Takara
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Antarctic sea ice may not cap carbon emissions as much as previously thought
— by Takara
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