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IAEA's Grossi on Iran, Ukraine and his UN ambitions

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By Jessica Le Masurier Verified, Pamela Falk Verified, Yves Schaeffner, Yves Schaëffner
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Microplastics Taking a Toll on Humans and Sea Life

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By Pamela Falk Verified
| U.S. News and World Report Verified
The microplastics pervading Earth’s oceans may be shortening human lives as well as killing fish. “In terms of human health, I think the science is still emerging, but we certainly know that it's found in a wide range of human tissues,” says Sarah Baulch, who heads the Preventing Ocean Plastics technical team for Pew Charitable Trusts.
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U.N. Nuclear Watchdog Has ‘Serious Concern’ About Iran’s Rapidly Growing Uranium Stockpile

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By Pamela Falk Verified
| U.S. News and World Report Verified
UNITED NATIONS – Iran’s accumulation of highly enriched uranium needed to develop a nuclear weapon has increased dramatically in the past three months and is of “serious concern,” according to confidential reports from the U.N.’s nuclear watchdog agency. The reports, obtained by U.S. News, were prepared by the International Atomic Energy Agency for its June 9 Board of Governors meeting.
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