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Pacific Ocean’s Overturning Circulation “Flipped,” Changing the Location of Ancient Carbon Dioxide-rich Waters, During the Last Ice Age
The overturning circulation of the Pacific Ocean "flipped" during the last ice age, altering the placement of ancient waters rich in carbon dioxide, according to Earth system scientists at the University of California, Irvine.
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Storm Chaser Captures Stunning Footage of a Tornado
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Fruit Growers, Farmers Forced to Adapt to Climate Change As It Risk Crop Loss Due to Temperature Drop
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Warmest Temperate in UK May Soar to “Above Average” Levels Up to 18C in Second Half of April
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Second Tornado Outbreak Threatens Midwest; Almost 70 Million People in At Least 16 States at Risk
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Largest Everglades Crocodile "Croczilla" Seen Basking in Florida Sun
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Mexico’s Largest Offshore Fossil Fuel Production Basin on Climate Change Is Twice as Large as Official Estimates
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