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    NASA Satellite Captures Stunning Mid-Atlantic Phytoplankton Bloom

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    A May phytoplankton bloom left its mark on Mid-Atlantic waters. Given adequate sunlight and nutrients,…

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    Red Meat Intake, Heavier Alcohol Use, and Poor Education Linked to Colorectal Cancer

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    Invasive Alien Species Cost Africa’s Agricultural Sector a Staggering $3.6 Trillion a Year

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