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Underwater Art is Rejuvenating Coral Reefs

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Treat Your Valentine to a Hot Snowshoeing Tour in Lebanon

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Adventures in Lebanon is offering a Valentine's Day snowshoeing tour that is bound to heat up this special day! Valentine's Day is just around the...
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How plants buffer against climate change

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Balyolu: Turkey’s First Honey Tasting Tour

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Thousands of Endangered Fruit Bats Were Gunned Down in Lebanon

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Israel and Palestine Join Hands Again to Build a Restorative Eco-Park

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Tourists Bust Egyptian Restaurants Serving Endangered Species

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The Lebanon Mountain Trail is a World Class Hiking Destination

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Martian Meteor Hits Morocco

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Gulf Country Completely Bans Ownership of Wild Animals

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Dead Sea Almost Died Eons Ago

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New drilling results from the Dead Sea provides clues that the Dead Sea almost dried up because of climate change -- 125,000 years ago! The...
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Drinking Mercury: How Art Makes Invisible Pollution Visible

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Drinking Mercury in La Paz uses photography, sound, video and installation to reveal how mercury pollution from gold mining moves through water, ecosystems and people.

Was the Flydubai cockpit emergency an attempted terror attack — or a pilot in crisis?

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