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How Climate Change Kills Species

March 24, 2023

In northern Germany some plants are flowering much earlier than usual. This has serious impacts on the finely tuned ecosystems, because insects may miss flowering. These species have to adapt or they'll die out.

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House dust under the microscope

Dusting can be a relentless household chore – which is not surprising given how many particles are produced every minute! But nasty things can lurk in house dust, like plasticizers and biocides.

 

 

 

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Toxic particles from wood burners

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