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Hurricane Names Have Almost Been Exhausted, What's Next This Season?
Following the record-breaking season last year, the World Meteorological Organization chose to abolish the Greek alphabet as the list that would be used if the hurricane names become exhausted. Rather, they chose to go with a totally new set of names, if the main list was used up.
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Scientists Discovered Further Threat to Floating Ice Shelves in Antarctica
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3,500-year-old Paving Stone Unravels Ancient Lives of the Bronze Age Hittites
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Spotted Lanternfly: This Crop-killing Pest is Making its Way to the Midwest
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DNA Finally Uncovers Mysterious Origin of Ancient Civilization in Italy
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New Lava Lake in Nyiragongo Allows Volcano to 'Breathe,' Avoiding Catastrophic Limnic Eruption
Does Worsening Air Pollution Cause More Intense Thunderstorms? Experts Are Trying to Find Out
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More Climate Disasters: Scientists Warn Earth Will Turn Into Hostile Planet by 2500 if Climate Crisis Isn't Averted
Cassowaries, The World's Deadliest Birds, May Have Been the First Man-Bred Birds
Social Inequality Heightened as Climate Change Worsens
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Powerful 6.0 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Greece, Leaving 11 Injured and 1 Casualty
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Mild COVID-19 Conditions Could Affect the Brain and Body from Months After Infection
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Electric Car Interest Sky Rockets in the UK During Fuel Supply Crisis
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Meet Romulus and Remus: Dire Wolf Pups Resurrected with Ancient DNA, Thanks to Colossal Biosciences
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