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The Gulf of Mexico’s 'Dead Zone' Is Now the Size of Connecticut
The 'dead zone' is caused by nutrient pollution and renders a swath of the Gulf uninhabitable for wildlife. This year, it's absolutely massive.
Louisiana’s Plan to Punch a Hole in the Mississippi River
To save coastline, the state is attempting the “most important environmental construction project in US history.”
Sea Life Is Suffocating in a 'Dead Zone' the Size of New Jersey
Sea life could be unable to survive in thousands of miles of ocean.
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Iceland's Yogurt Industry Has an Acid Whey Problem
As production of the country’s popular skyr yogurt expands, can the disposal of a harmful byproduct be kept clean?
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