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Co-exposure to environmental lead and hypertension significantly worsens anxiety and depression in mice, with a 2.5-fold increase in behavioral deficits compared to single exposures.
Dual-carbon targets could reduce mercury emissions from China's coal-fired power plants by approximately 93% by 2060, significantly lowering atmospheric mercury levels.
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