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The Cheetos bag that altered the ecosystem of a New Mexico cavern
Life finds a way. National Park guide Joseph C. Ward explains how some Cheetos dust changed life in a New Mexico cavern.
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Bag of Cheetos created a huge impact on a national park ecosystem
According to the National Park Service, more than 300 million people ... As for the spilled Cheetos, Ward told The Associated Press that could have been avoided because the park doesn’t allow ...
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How a bag of Cheetos disrupted the ecosystem at Carlsbad Caverns National Park
According to the National Park Service, more than 300 million people ... As for the spilled Cheetos, Ward told The Associated Press that could have been avoided because the park doesn't allow ...
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National Park Service: Cheetos & Other Garbage Food Are Affecting The Ecosystems
Following the littering of a bag of Cheetos at Carlsbad Caverns National Park in New Mexico, officials are highlighting how even seemingly small amounts of litter can have huge, detrimental ...
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No-knead bread, see-through mice, soda science
Anthropologist Susan Greenhalgh describes how soda companies have influenced the science around sugary drinks.
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A Pre-Election Dog Story For You, The Dog Fan
Time for your weekly edition of the Defector Funbag. Got something on your mind? Email the Funbag. And buy Drew’s book, The ...
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National Park Service: Cheetos & Other Garbage Food Are Affecting The Ecosystems
According to the National Park Service, around 300 million people visit park sites every year and generate around 70 million tons of trash. But not all that waste makes it to recycling or landfill.
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A bag of Cheetos created a huge impact on a national park ecosystem
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