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Deadly and Fast-Moving Coral Disease in Caribbean Linked to Wastewater From Ships
According to studies, a deadly and fast-moving coral disease that ravaged the Caribbean might be related to waste or ballast water from ships.
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California's Ambitious Goal of Carbon Neutrality by 2045 Hindered by Climate Change
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Ancient 'Eye of Sauron' Has Been Discovered as an Undersea Volcano in Australia
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Whip Scorpion: This Arachnid That Sprays Acid Has Been Found in Texas!
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Rare Illness Related to Ebola Kills Domestic Pigs: Is It Harmful to Humans?
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Experts Unsure if Upcoming Tropical Weather May Affect Worsening Red Tide in Tampa Bay
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North American Monsoon Eases Drought but Floods Southwest Areas
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Typhoon In-fa Struck Parts of Japan and Could Possibly Strengthen, Lashing Taiwan This Weekend
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Summer Heat: Upcoming Extreme Heat Wave Will Deliver 100 Degrees to Dallas
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Meteorologists Track Another Disturbance Over the Atlantic off Florida, Georgia Coasts
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Coral Reefs: Unlocking Their Vital Importance for Ocean Biodiversity and the Urgent Need for Marine Conservation
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Met Office Issues Warning About Thunderstorms And Flooding: Are They Coming To A Place Near You?
