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Australia’s ecological systems survey is conducted every five years. The survey conducted this year concluded an abrupt great decline in its biodiversity and ecological systems loss. The causes are climate change (which causes flooding and massive wildfires), invasive species, habitat loss, pollution, and mining.

 

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Dormant volcanoes emit sulfur

A research focused on a dormant volcano in northern Greenland discovered it emits 3 times more sulfur into the atmosphere than previously assessed. The effects

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