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CBS News Los Angeles
April 16, 2024
An Arizona scientist documents climate related extinction of mountainous lizard
The Conversation
April 16, 2024
More climate-warming methane leaks into the atmosphere than ever gets reported – here’s how satellites can find the leaks and avoid wasting a valuable resource
The Guardian
April 16, 2024
'Water is more valuable than oil': The corporation cashing in on America's drought
The New York Times
April 16, 2024
Comet Pons-Brooks is having its last hurrah
Newsweek
April 15, 2024
Mystery of how Pluto got its heart finally 'solved' by astrophysicists
Newsweek
April 13, 2024
Lake Mead's water level is falling
USA Today
April 12, 2024
Fact check: Conspiracy theory that moon didn't cause eclipse ignores basic science
Forbes
April 12, 2024
White noise vs. brown noise – which can help me get better rest?
NPR
April 12, 2024
Florida blocks heat protections for workers right before summer
AZPM
April 11, 2024
The geometry of sound

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