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• Fracture in Greenland glacier concerns scientists. • U.S. Open talks up greenness. • Can veggie oil clean up toxic groundwater? • Ethanol losing its golden reputation. • Is plastic sickening lobsters?

• Fracture in Greenland glacier concerns scientists.

• U.S. Open talks up greenness.

• Can veggie oil clean up toxic groundwater?

• Ethanol losing its golden reputation.

• Is plastic sickening lobsters?

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