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1.5 Degrees Of Global Warming Hit In July; Experts Warn More Record-Breaking Temperatures, Adverse Impact To Ecosystem
Experts warned about the 1.5 degrees global warming threshold as this could bring in more extreme weather, drought, as well as wildfires. Read more here.
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Dead Horses, Dogs With Rotting Smell Discovered on Property in Texas
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Woman In Critical Condition After Rare Shark Attack in New York Beach
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Unique, Unknown Persian Gold Tarantula Discovered in Northwestern Iran
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Intense Heat is Deadlier Than Hurricanes, Tornadoes
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Sweden, Norway Severe Weather: Heavy Rain Causes Dangerous Flooding, Landslides
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US Severe Weather Forecast: Thunderstorms, Isolated Tornadoes To Hit Central US this Week
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Friendly Burglar Pets Victim’s Dog Before Stealing $1300 Bicycle, Police Hunting for Suspect
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Florida Wave Turns Fishing Trip Into 2 Days of Sunburn, Jellyfish Stings While Lost at Sea
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11,000 Endangered Sturgeon Reintroduced to Illinois Lake with Frozen Bloodworms
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Elephant Rock: How Iceland's Most Iconic Basalt Rock Formation Came to Be
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Unusual Deaths of Cattle in US Recorded as Brutal Heatwave Persist
X-Class Solar Flares Cause Radio Blackouts in the Pacific, Upcoming Possible Cannibal CME
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