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He said that nearly 150 species returned after a year of adding the wastewater to the river, including plenty of insects ...

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Row upon row, tomato plants stand in formation inside a greenhouse in Willcox, Arizona. Green stems poke ... outfitted with miles of pipe to ferry water and a network of steel wire above to ...

Fed by snowmelt from the upper basin, which stretches across Utah, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico and Wyoming ... forest conditions that improve resilience to fire and insects, all while protecting ...

They breed in water, in as little as a capful ... Some vector control districts—local agencies charged with managing ...

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The fifth major storm in three weeks slammed into the northeastern Philippines on Thursday, prompting more largescale ...

Andrew Richardson, an ecologist at Northern Arizona University ... Trees ultimately drop their leaves to conserve energy, prevent water loss, stockpile nutrients and protect themselves from ...