Tags: South america

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Extinct Saber-Toothed Cats Hunted Open Woodlands Of South America

Science/Health

El Niño Might Be Spreading Waterborne Diseases Like Cholera, Study Says

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'Pokemon GO' Release Date And Updates: Augmented Reality Game To Launch In Japan, North America and Europe

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Peru Oil Spill: Damaged Pipeline Leaks 3,000 Barrels Of Oil Into Peru’s Amazon Region

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Gold Mining: Barrick Gold Corp Estimates $2 Billion Costs If Mining Projects Proceed In Nevada, Peru

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Bolivia Referendum: President Evo Morales Holds Referendum To Extend Term Limits

Science/Health

El Niño Set To Fade Out By Second Quarter Of 2016

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Citigroup Exiting Brazil And Argentina, Among Others, In Retail Banking Ventures

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Modern Day Slavery in Brazil: 340 Brazilian Companies Blacklisted For Forced Labor Conditions

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Zika Virus: Venezuela Faces Public Health Emergency Amid Shortages, Economic Crisis

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Ecosystem: Colombian Constitutional Court Bans 347 Mining Operations In The Andean Paramos

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Retiring Abroad: A Cheaper Option That'll Shake Up Your Golden Years

Science/Health

White-Tailed Deer And Malaria: One In Four U.S. White-Tailed Deer Have Parasite

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Zika Virus: These Bug Sprays Are The Best At Keeping You Zika-Free

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Zika Virus: 10 Things You Need To Know

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