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Council members were expected to vote on proposed cuts that would alter the way the federal government responds to declared ...

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A 430-million-year-old fossil reveals that the first leeches were ocean predators, not bloodsuckers. The discovery radically shifts the timeline of leech evolution by more than 200 million years.

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The discovery of TFA in blood and water samples raises questions about Chemours’ role in adding to the pollution burden.