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Pollution in US rivers is widespread and will persist

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Pollution in US rivers is widespread and will persist

More than half of the country's streams and rivers are in a poor condition for aquatic life, according to the Environmental Protection Agency

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Ships must kill off the beasties in the ballast water

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Ships must kill off the beasties in the ballast water

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Antibiotic resistance an 'apocalyptic threat'

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Antibiotic resistance an 'apocalyptic threat'

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Keystone pipeline is greenest option for tar sands

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China takes steps to clean up 'cancer villages'

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China takes steps to clean up 'cancer villages'

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Oil spill firm to pay $400 million to fix Gulf coast

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Oil spill firm to pay $400 million to fix Gulf coast

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Choking China: The struggle to clear Beijing's air

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Choking China: The struggle to clear Beijing's air

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Greek economic crisis has cleared the air

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Global mercury treaty will take decades to work

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Global mercury treaty will take decades to work

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Mussels with backpacks monitor Mississippi's health

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Mussels with backpacks monitor Mississippi's health

Sensors that monitor individual mussels' behaviour will keep watch on the ebb and flow of pollutants in the Mississippi

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Carcinogen levels soar in Canada's tar sand lakes

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BP hit by largest criminal fine in US history

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Threatened coral calls in the goby cavalry

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Drugs in the Italian air are nothing to snort at

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