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91% Of Terrestrial Mammal Communities In Caatinga Will Lose Species By 2060 Due To Climate Change, Study Says
Small mammals will suffer the strongest impact of climate change in Brazil. Read more here. Climate change has a potential disastrous impact on the Caatinga, which spans 850,000 square kilometers (328,000 square miles) in Brazil's northeast area.
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Cicadas with Potential Fungal Pathogen That Makes Them 'Hyper-Sexual' to Emerge Across the US This Year
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Protecting Rainforests: New Research Identifies Illegal Roads, Aiding Conservation Efforts
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11-Foot-Long Sawfish Rescued in Florida in an Attempt to Save the Species From the Brink of Extinction
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Swiss Women Won The First Ever Climate Case Victory In EU Court of Human Rights
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Severe Thunderstorm Alert: Tornadoes, Damaging Winds and Hail Possible from Upper Ohio Valley to Northeast US [NWS]
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Rainforest Destruction on the Rise: Study Reveals Alarming Increase in Illegal Road Construction
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Giant Kangaroos Once Roamed Australia, New Unearthed Fossils Reveal






