Which species died out first because of humans?
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Conservation's Biggest Challenge? The Legacy of Colonialism (Op-Ed)Opinion Today’s most dire conservation crises have a bloody past.
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Will It Really Take Joshua Tree '200 to 300' Years to Recover from the Shutdown?The government shutdown lasted just 35 days. The damage that happened during it at Joshua Tree National Park could take decades to heal.
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Making the Case ― Again ― for Saving Imperiled Species (Op-Ed)Opinion Extinction is not a good thing. Why are people still arguing about this?
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Diving Scientists Report 'Big Changes' Beneath Antarctic Ice ShelfClimate change may be leading to shifts in the communities of sea life beneath an Antarctic ice shelf.
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Earth 'Breathes' in Amazing Time-Lapse Video from SpaceData gathered by satellites circling Earth since 1997 come together in a breathtaking time lapse of our dynamic planet.
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Thousands of Decaying Wildebeest Corpses Keep Serengeti Well Fed -
Sponges Ruled the World After Second-Largest Mass ExtinctionSponges may be simple creatures, but they basically ruled the world some 445 million years ago, after the Ordovician mass extinction, a new study finds.
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Snapshot of Hawaii: Why NASA Is Studying Islands' Volcanoes & ReefsHawaii's ecosystems are under scientific scrutiny this month.
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10 Percent of the World's Wilderness Has Been Lost Since 1990sWilderness areas around the world have experienced catastrophic declines over the last two decades, with one-tenth of global wilderness lost since the 1990s, according to a new study.
