Researchers at the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences discovered how to turn harmful bio-tar into a valuable resource.

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By Ezinwanne OnwukaMillions of Nigerians go to bed hungry every night, despite the country’s vast farmland. Terrorism, ...

A fire at the Weaver Fertilizer Plant in Winston-Salem, N.C. forced 6,500 local residents to evacuate late Monday night and into early Tuesday morning. The lawn and garden fertilizer plant is home to ...

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