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Climate Change Could Have Wide-Ranging Effects on Mental HealthClimate change may have surprising and wide-ranging effects on mental health, experts say.
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Here's How Climate Change Can Cause More Air Pollution (All By Itself)Not only does air pollution trap sunlight and cause climate change, but the relationship also works the other way: Rising temperatures increase levels of air pollution.
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'The Blob' in Pacific Ocean Linked to Spike in OzoneThe "blob," a patch of warm water that sat off the Pacific Coast between 2014 and 2015, caused higher ozone levels throughout the western region of the United States, new research finds.
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Al Gore: 'Horrific' Health Risks from Climate, But 'We Have Solutions'The health risks of climate change, and their potential solutions, were discussed here today in Atlanta.
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Mystery Solved! Cause of London's 1952 'Killer Fog' RevealedDespite the death of thousands, the killer fog has largely remained a mystery for decades.
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Beautiful Earth Visualization Shows the World's Weather in MotionA gorgeous visualization reveals the world's wind and weather patterns by drawing on data from supercomputers around the world.
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Living Near a Fracking Site May Increase Your Risk of AsthmaLiving close to a site used for hydraulic fracturing, also called fracking, may increase a person's risk of developing asthma, a new study finds.
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'See' What You Breathe with New Air-Quality MonitorA new gadget can help people identify pollutants — some smaller than the width of a hair — in their homes.
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China's Latest 'Airpocalypse' Seen from SpaceNortheastern China is covered in hazy pollution clouds, according to satellite images taken by NASA, which have created health hazards for many Chinese citizens.
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