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World’s Forest Are Getting ‘Weaker’ Due To Unstable Conditions Caused by Human Interactions
According to scientists, the short-term effects of rising temperatures, deforestation, and farming on many vulnerable landscapes mean that carbon stores on land are less likely to recover in the long term
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‘Beast From the East’ Returns in UK Causing Disruptive Snow, Strong Winds as Food Shortages Continue
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Major Winter Storm to Unload in Parts of Canada, Ontario Causing Widespread Power Outages, Travel Delays This Week
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Shark Attack Kills Australian Tourist in New Caledonia, Beaches Near Noumea Closed
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Weeks of Dry Winter Weather Have Raised Fears That Italy Will Face Another Drought in Rivers
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US Weather Forecast: Heavy Snow to Unload in Minneapolis This Week; Record-Breaking Snowfall Possible
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Unusual February Tornado Outbreak Emerges in New Jersey
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Cyclone Freddy Updates: Madagascar Braces for Strong Winds, Intense Rain After Landfall
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Online Therapy as the New Normal: 4 Platforms That Change Mental Health Care
Rhinos Down to 400 as Poaching Intensifies in Botswana
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Record-Challenging Heat to Unleash in South This Week As Winter Storms Threaten U.S.
Weather Forecast: Severe Storms, Extreme Cold, Heavy Snow Will Take Over US for 3 Days
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Developing Winter Storm to Hit Southern California This Week; Widespread Travel Disruptions
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Are Climate Tipping Points Closer Than Scientists Predicted? Global Warming Risks Escalate
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Deep Sea Exploration 2026 Reveals New Creatures in Ocean's Darkest Depths
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Rift Alert: New Study Reveals When Tectonic Plates Will Rip Continents in Two
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Why Earth's Core Is Slowing to a Backward Spin – The Groundbreaking Science Behind It
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Will Rising Seas Flood Cities by 2050? What Sea Level Rise Projections Reveal
