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May 13, 2017
The sponges were collected in Guam and following the laboratory analysis, scientists found it produces a toxic compound similar to the artificial fire retardant.
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Ingredients for water could be made on surface of moon, a chemical factory
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Marine ecosystems changing color influenced by climate change
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Innovative nanocoating technology harnesses sunlight to degrade microplastics
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New source of fuel: converting methanol to ethanol using ultraviolet light