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Water Scarcity Could Affect Three Billion More People, Global Warming And Rising Demand Risk To Global Supply
More and more people are being affected by water scarcity due to global warming and rising demand. Read more here.
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California Weather Update: Over 300 Mudslides Reported Due to Heavy Atmospheric River Impacts
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NWS Forecast in Northeast, Upper Midwest: Record-Breaking Warmth Likely This Week
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Chile Deadly Wildfires: At Least 120 People Reported Dead; Death Toll Likely To Rise
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California Weather Update: Roads Become Rivers As Strong Storm Floods State
Whittier: Most Residents of This Alaskan Town with 'Freezing Temperatures and Frequent Animal Visitors' Live Under One Building
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Detention Of Animals For Espionage: Pigeon Suspected Of Spying For China Released In India
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Algae In Southern Ocean Can Survive With Minimal Vitamin B12, Has Implication in Climate Change
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Spearfishing Found To Be Most Common Activity Amid Increasing Shark Attacks
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Blue Whale Hybrids In Atlantic Ocean Found To Be More Reproductively Viable, Experts Say
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Central and Eastern US forecast: Mild Conditions Expected to Continue in February
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Los Angeles to San Diego Weather: Heavy Rainfall, Flooding Concerns Likely This Week
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Pet Pesticide Pollution in UK Rivers Mostly Comes from Wastewater Sewage Treatment After Handwashing Pets [Study]






