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2021 was the Hottest on Record for the World's Oceans for Three Consecutive Years
For three years, oceans around the world are by far the warmest on record according to a new research. Scientists say that ocean temperatures are "overwhelmingly due to planet-warming fossil fuel emissions."
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Scientists Consider Exploring Interstellar Space by Sending Life Outside Solar System
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Researchers Unearthed Giant 'Sea Dragon' Believed to be Largest Ever Discovered in UK
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Using Nanotechnology to Warm Testicles Can Work as a Male Contraception Alternative
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Study Shows Drought Worsen Heatwaves, Making the Event Less Deadly
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Caught on Cam: Everglades Mink Spotted Dragging its Big Meal, a Giant Snake
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Environmental Agency Allegedly Told Staff to Ignore Reports on Low-Impact Pollution Due to Budgetary Reasons
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US Faces Deadliest Extreme Weather Year With a Rise in Carbon Emission
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Environmental DNA Shed by Living Creatures Can Help Us Identify and Save Endangered Species
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27 People Rescued After Being Stranded on a Floating Chunk of Ice in Green Bay
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Fossil Remains Found in Romania Led to the Discovery of a New Pangolin Species
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Collapsing Cliff in Tourist Spot Leads to Tragedy, Killing at Least 10 People in Brazil
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Former Quarry in England Now Harbors Endangered Birds
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Atlantic Tropical Storms 2025: Forecast Updates, Official Storm Names, and Key Seasonal Outlook
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WATCH: 'Ed the Zebra' Airlifted Home After More than a Week on the Run in Tennessee
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How Gene Editing Could Save Endangered Species from Extinction
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