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It’s time to double down on humankind’s methane emissions.

Atmospheric levels of methane are growing faster than any time in the past two decades, and it’s most likely coming from food production, according to an international team of scientists.

It’s time to double down on humankind’s methane emissions

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Deepwater Horizon oil disaster extends its toxic reach.

Health experts believe it created a toxic mix that sickened thousands of locals with chemically induced illnesses that doctors are unable to treat.

BY LINDA MARSA ON 10/10/16 AT 10:25 AM

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Study: Fracking chemicals in water raise fertility risks.
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Study: Fracking chemicals in water raise fertility risks.

New research released Thursday suggests chemicals used in fracking and other gas and oil operations increase risk of miscarriages, reduced male fertility, prostate cancer, birth defects and preterm birth by disrupting hormones.

New research released Thursday suggests chemicals used in fracking and other gas and oil operations increase risk of miscarriages, reduced male fertility, prostate cancer, birth defects and preterm birth by disrupting hormones.

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