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Environment

World Bank chief vows more efforts to combat climate change
World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim has pledged that the Bank was committed to tackling climate change "more than anything else".
Comet could hit, radically change Mars in 2014
New observations confirm that a comet heading toward Mars could collide with it in October 2014, possibly ushering in radical environmental changes on the Red Planet, astronomy experts said.
Scientists spot birth of giant planet
Astronomers using a powerful telescope in southern Chile said they have captured the first direct image of a protoplanet forming around another star, still embedded in thick gas and dust.
'Blood test' for corals to measure impact of warming
Researchers are developing a "blood test" for corals to measure how they are being affected by climate change and human activity.
Australian reef shallows may cross ‘damage threshold’ in 30 years
Coral reefs in shallow ocean waters are far more vulnerable to sea temperature rises blamed on global warming than previously thought, with some areas of the Great Barrier Reef likely to pass critical damage thresholds in roughly 30 years.
83,000 toxic chemicals pose unknown threats
Some 83,000 synthetic chemicals circulate freely in water, soil, air, wildlife, food and manufactured goods, posing unknown threats to human and environmental health, scientists warn.
Seals take scientists to Antarctic’s ocean floor
Elephant seals wearing head sensors and swimming deep beneath Antarctic ice have helped scientists better understand how the ocean’s coldest, deepest waters are formed, providing vital clues to understanding its role in the world’s climate.
Lantern festival fireworks pollute Beijing
A fireworks spree at the Chinese traditional lantern festival Sunday dragged Beijing's air quality to hazardous levels, official figures show.
Scientists predict heavier snow in poles, but less globally
There is likelihood of increased snowfall over the polar regions and the highest altitudes, but an overall drop in global snowfall, as carbon dioxide (CO2) levels rise over the next century, a new climate model suggests.
Six nuclear waste tanks leaking in US
Six underground storage tanks at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation along the Columbia River in Washington state were recently found to be leaking radioactive waste, but there is no immediate risk to human health, state and federal officials said on Friday.
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