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Cancer in Wildlife May Signal Toxic Dangers
Cancer in wild animals may be triggered or accelerated by environmental contaminants, some researchers argue -
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Weed-Whacking Herbicide Proves Deadly to Human Cells
Used in gardens, farms, and parks around the world, the weed killer Roundup contains an ingredient that can suffocate human cells in a laboratory, researchers say -
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Global Warming May Lead to More West Nile Virus
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Schools Keep Bugs at Bay a Safer Way
A new EPA plan would cut school pesticide use by 70 percent or more, but some say children and teachers should be protected by mandates, not voluntary guidelines
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