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Worsening Climate Change May Trigger 'Atmospheric Rivers' Over East Asia, Causing Floods
As a result of climate change, a new study predicted severe floods over East Asia's mountainous parts in the future.
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USGS Place Four U.S. Volcanoes at Elevated Watch Due to Increased Unrest
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Peru Suffers From Disastrous Oil Spill, Declares Environmental Emergency to Protect Birds
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New Study Links Smoking at an Early Age With Having More Body Fat
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Rare Early-Year Wildfire Burned Through 1,500 Acres of Land in California
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17 Killed as Truck Carrying Mining Explosives in Ghana Explodes, Destroying Hundreds of Buildings
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Hong Kong to Euthanize Almost 2,000 Hamsters After Possible Coronavirus Outbreak
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For the First Time, Nanoplastic Particles Have Contaminated Decades-Old Polar Ice
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Corbevax: A Cheaper and Effective COVID Vaccine That Could Change the World
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Scientists Warn Rapid Cooling of Mantle May Be Catastrophic for Life on Earth
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Researchers Discovered That Lighted Nets Reduce Accidental Bycatch of Marine Wildlife
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Ethiopian False Banana: Could This be the Long-awaited Supercrop For Climate Change?
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Sunnyvale Turns to Lasers and Boomboxes to Curb the Rising Population of Crows
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Biodiversity Loss Effects: How Ecosystem Collapse Threatens Our World
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