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Arctic haze is the visible reddish-brown springtime haze in the atmosphere at high latitudes in the Arctic caused by anthropogenic air pollution. It refers to…

Off-the-grid, often known as off-grid, refers to buildings and lifestyles that are designed to be self-sufficient and do not rely on any public utilities. It…

Individuals, households, or small enterprises utilize microgeneration to generate energy on a small scale, usually from renewable sources. It is the small-scale generation of heat…

Geotechnical engineering is a discipline of civil engineering that studies the behavior of earth materials. It is also known as geotechnics, a discipline of civil…

Music psychology is a discipline of psychology that investigates how music influences human behavior, emotions, cognition, and perception. It can be classified as a subfield…

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Cyanotoxins are poisons produced by cyanobacteria (sometimes called blue-green algae). These poisons may be detrimental to humans, animals, and aquatic environments. These are frequently found…

Bacterioplankton is a varied bacterial community that lives in the water column of oceans, lakes, and other aquatic settings. It is the bacterial component of…

Pitcher plants are fascinating carnivorous plants noted for their distinctive pitcher-shaped leaves that serve as traps for insects and other small prey. These are various…