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Hundreds of Houses in Florida Expected to Remain Submerged in Floodwaters Until Thanksgiving in November
It has been more than two weeks since Hurricane Ian submerged multiple areas in Florida. Flooded Florida houses due to Hurricane Ian are expected to remain submerged in floodwaters until the Thanksgiving celebrate in late November, the National Weather Service (NWS) warns.
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70% of Animal Species Around the World Has Been Wiped Out in Just 50 Years
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Cockroaches Alone Will Survive a Nuclear War is an Urban Myth [Experts]
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