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Activity from volcanoes did not play a direct role in the dinosaurs extinction
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The coronavirus could already be cured by existing drugs
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There is a cheap material capable of capturing the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide (CO2)?
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Global warming is also causing ice to disappear from rivers
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