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Citing wolves and lynx, environmentalists sue to stop PolyMet land swap
They say U.S. agencies gave away land critical to both endangered predators.
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Carbon capture could be environmental, economic boon
Technology traps gas before it makes its way to the atmosphere so it can be put to use again.
Science
In Fiji, hunters have become conservators of turtles
Locals are helping to protect the declining turtle population.
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People are focusing more on ingredient lists
For years, health advocates have urged the public to read the ingredients and ignore the marketing. Consumers are finally beginning to take the advice.
Science
Cancer treatments that save children's lives exact a heavy price years later
Doctors study late effects of chemo on survivors.
Local
Superweed creeps into Minnesota, threatening row crops
Seed mixes that were planted to increase habitat for bees and wildlife were contaminated with one of the most prolific and damaging weeds in the country.
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