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environmental pollution

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At the top of the world, lead pollution reaches even pristine glaciers

UC Riverside associate professor Yujie Men at an incubator filled with bacteria cultures bottles.

Bacteria Could Hold Key to Breaking Down Stubborn ‘Forever Chemicals’

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Train Derailment Pollutants Found in Rain and Snow Across 16 States

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Glowing Clothes and Microplastics: The Hidden Pollutants in Our Water

Killer whales

Killer whales’ diet more important than location for pollutant exposure

Soil and freshwater come under the spotlight in plastics-pollution fight

Lettuce plants take up chemicals that are released by tyre abrasion: The picture shows the actual experimental setup in which the researchers added tyre abrasion to the nutrient solutions of lettuce plants.

From the road to the plate: lettuce takes up toxic additives from tire wear

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How PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ travel in groundwater

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