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• Trump the Only U.S. President who Removed Protections On Public Lands
• Bacteria in Ocean Plastic Wastes Continue to Survive and Thrive
• JHU Researchers Explain Reason Behind False Negative Test Results
• Is Covid-19 Affecting the Environment?
• UD Researchers Looked Into 3D-Printed Coral Reefs as Possible Replacement Habitats for Marine Organisms
• KU Researchers Study Changes that Transpired in the Burned Areas of the Rondônia Amazon Forest
• Disruptive Invasive Species can Affect Forest Health in Tornado-Damaged Forest Areas
• Study Reveals Pesticides Banned in Other Countries Still Approved in the U.S.
• Living Corals : The Need to Survive in the Face of Climate Change
• Studies Show Climate-Induced Reorganization of Food Web, Happening Across the Globe

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• Trump the Only U.S. President who Removed Protections On Public Lands
  In the remaining days of his term, Trump removed the protection of more than three million acres of land inhabited by the endangered northern spotted owls. Located across the Pacific Northwest regions, Trump’s latest action further increased the number of public lands that have lost protection against logging activities not covered by forest management rules, […]
• Bacteria in Ocean Plastic Wastes Continue to Survive and Thrive
  Since the 1960s, plastic has been a favorite material of manufacturers for packaging their products as they are moldable, durable and versatile materials. Although popular because they are very convenient to use, they are also non-biodegradable; which means they do not decompose naturally and remain in land and in bodies of water for thousands of […]