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Koty Van Zile 11/14/25 Koty Van Zile 11/14/25

New findings show pesticides affect male fertility

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Forever Chemicals and Indigenous Lands: The Miccosukee Tribe’s Stand for Environmental Health

Koty Van Zile 10/18/25 Koty Van Zile 10/18/25

Forever Chemicals and Indigenous Lands: The Miccosukee Tribe’s Stand for Environmental Health

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Small Pellets, Big Impact: Plastic Pellet Pollution Around the World

Koty Van Zile 9/19/25 Koty Van Zile 9/19/25

Small Pellets, Big Impact: Plastic Pellet Pollution Around the World

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Natural environments provide unexpected benefits

Koty Van Zile 9/12/25 Koty Van Zile 9/12/25

Natural environments provide unexpected benefits

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Pristine Lakes, Poisoned Fish

Koty Van Zile 9/5/25 Koty Van Zile 9/5/25

Pristine Lakes, Poisoned Fish

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Utah Mountain Ute Tribe leads coalition of environmental groups against uranium mill

Koty Van Zile 8/25/25 Koty Van Zile 8/25/25

Utah Mountain Ute Tribe leads coalition of environmental groups against uranium mill

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Economic Growth vs. Environmental Sustainability

Koty Van Zile 6/14/24 Koty Van Zile 6/14/24

Economic Growth vs. Environmental Sustainability

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Decades of Inaction: Canadian First Nation Sues Over Mercury Contamination

Koty Van Zile 6/7/24 Koty Van Zile 6/7/24

Decades of Inaction: Canadian First Nation Sues Over Mercury Contamination

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The Surprising Link Between Global Warming and Female Fertility

Koty Van Zile 5/31/24 Koty Van Zile 5/31/24

The Surprising Link Between Global Warming and Female Fertility

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Cyberattacks on the U.S. Water Systems: A Looming Threat and the Urgent Need

Koty Van Zile 5/24/24 Koty Van Zile 5/24/24

Cyberattacks on the U.S. Water Systems: A Looming Threat and the Urgent Need

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