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Starlink Soot Hits Stratosphere 540x Harder Than Car Exhaust — No Law Stops It

Rocket soot from megaconstellation launches is accumulating in the upper atmosphere at a rate that makes it roughly 540 times more damaging to Earth's climate, molecule for molecule, than the exhaust from a car or power plant — and a federal court ruled last year that no U.S. environmental law requires a review of what that accumulation is doing.

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Defense
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Science
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by Jace Dela Cruz
Science
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by Jace Dela Cruz
Science
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Science
US Agencies Tap AI to Safeguard Endangered Whales Amid Offshore Wind Farm Expansion
by John Lopez
Science
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by Jace Dela Cruz
Science
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Science
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Science
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Science
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by Isaiah Richard
Tech
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by Joaquin Victor Tacla
Science
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by Joaquin Victor Tacla

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