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America's agriculture is 48 times more toxic than 25 years ago. Blame neonics
Ayana Johnson: Meet the black woman saving the earth's oceans one initiative at a time
McElwee quoted widely on IPCC report on climate change and land use
Miner quoted on pollutants melting out of Himalayan glaciers
Moffa completes healthy parks plan in Texas
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Alger finds bees kept for honey are killing wild species by spreading disease
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Sharp's research on patterns of North Atlantic right whale deaths covered in The Atlantic
Straight From The Scientist: Dr. Natalya Gallo
Miner's research on chemical pollution risk in New York Times
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