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Nature Study Ties 180 Fossil-Fuel and Cement Producers to Heatwave Intensification Worldwide — REUTERS / ixx511

Oil and Gas Sector · Switzerland

Nature Study Ties 180 Fossil-Fuel and Cement Producers to Heatwave Intensification Worldwide

49% Left coverage: 75 sources

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Seasonal clock changes increase risk of obesity and stroke: study

Obesity · United States

Seasonal clock changes increase risk of obesity and stroke: study

40% Left coverage: 15 sources

With clocks set to turn back an hour across much of Canada and the U.S. on Nov. 2, a new study is shedding light on the negative health impacts of seasonal time changes, which could include a higher risk of obesity and stroke.See the Story

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