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These Wetlands Feed the Largest Aquifer in the U.S. What Happens If We Lose Them?

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How Plant 'Vaccines' Could Save Us From a World Without Fruit

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Pollinators Are in Trouble. Here's How Transforming Your Lawn Into a Native Wildflower Habitat Can Help

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The Paradox of Internet Famous Wilderness

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What Is Time?

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The Emergence of Brood X Cicadas

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Pandemic Plastic Is Flooding the Oceans

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The Amazon Rainforest Could Die in Your Lifetime — Here's Why

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Old Wives' Tales to Predict Weather: What’s Based in Science and What’s Just Folklore?

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Systemic Racism Affects Wildlife, Too: A Q&A With an Urban Ecologist

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One of America’s Rarest Birds Lives on Alaska’s Loneliest Island. Scientists Are Finally Exploring Their Private Kingdom

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Why Insect Extinction Should Bug You

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