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Hunger in Madagascar: First Ever Famine Blamed Entirely on Climate Change
Large portions of Madagascar's population are on the verge of famine due to four years of poor rainfall, with climate change recognized as the single primary cause of the disaster.
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2021's Global Wildfires Have Emitted Record-Breaking 4.7 Gigatons of CO2 in the Atmosphere
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Beavers to be Released Into the Wild in England with Legal Protection
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Tennessee Tragedy: 7-Month-Old Twins Swept Away in Flash Floods
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Experts Warn of Another Deadly Global Outbreak to Strike Within 60 Years
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Meteorologists Monitor 3 Potential Atlantic Tropical Systems that Could Develop in Coming Days
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Mediterranean Beach Closed as Angry Local Cows Attack Tourists
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Kilauea: USGS Detected Earthquake Swarms at Most Active Volcano in Hawaii, Raising Eruption Risk
Dog Meat Traders in Indonesia to be Prosecuted After Truck With 78 Traumatized Dogs is Intercepted
A Number of Invasive Plants Still Being Sold on the Market Despite Being Banned in US
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Can 'Oil-Eating' Bacteria in Canadian Arctic Help Clean Up Oil Spill?
Chagas Disease: Texas Faces New Deadly Outbreak Amidst the Covid Pandemic
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Animal Testing: Researchers Find Cosmetics Containing Chemicals Tested on Animals
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Meet Romulus and Remus: Dire Wolf Pups Resurrected with Ancient DNA, Thanks to Colossal Biosciences
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Massive New Jersey Wildfire Devastates 8,500 Acres, Threatens Wildlife and Communities Amid Historic Drought
