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Lockdown Puts Zoos at Risk of Closing for Good: Why We Can't Allow this to Happen

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Trump's Greenlight for Drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Comes at an Especially Bad Time

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Light Pollution is Confusing Nocturnal Animals

How to Remove Abandoned Fishing Gear and Plastic Marine Debris That Pollute the Oceans

These Trees are Older Than Dinosaurs

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Putting African Jellyfish on the Map

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More and More Insects Are Dying. That Will Make Climate Change Even Worse.

A plastic bottle is seen as a group of volunteers collect trash in the Chao Praya river to raise public awareness on the damage single-use plastic has on the environment in Bangkok, Thailand, December 21, 2018. REUTERS/Soe Zeya Tun

Microplastics: Are They A Threat?