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Southeast Asia Hotter Temperatures: Climate Change Can Make Countries Vulnerable to Heat-Related Health Concerns
Southeast Asia has experienced challenging hotter temperatures, making people vulnerable to heat-related health concerns and farms at risk of drought. Climate change can likely worsen the rise in temperatures. Read here.
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Midwest, Central US Weather Forecast: Stormy Conditions to Bring to Bring Strong Winds, Thunderstorms
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NOAA Solar Storm Advisory: Potential Geomagnetic Storm Likely to Spark Auroras
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Papua New Guinea Earthquake Alert: Strong 6.5 Earthquake Hits; No Tsunami Detected
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Ocean Warming: Scientists at UN Conference in Spain Call for Action Following Scorching Sea Surface Temperature Recorded in March 2024
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Plate Tectonics Drive Mass Extinction Amid Earth's Expansion Of Life Over 500 Million Years Ago
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Sea Turtle Killer: Mysterious Deaths of Marine Reptiles in Venezuela Blamed on 'Beach Cabbage'
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50 New Deep-Sea Species Found In Remote Underwater Mountain Of Salas y Gómez Ridge
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Biofortified Rice: A Potential Solution to Vitamin B1 Deficiency in Developing Countries
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Eastern US Weather Update: Gusty Winds To Continue Due To Storm That Flooded Southern Portion
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Sargassum Seaweed Growth In Caribbean Threatens Public Health And Economy
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Giant Viruses: Evolution Shows Ancient Viruses Infected Red Algae, Played Key Role in Early Life 1.5 Billion Years Ago [Study]






