Environment
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Biggest Earthquake in 40 Years Strike Italy's Campi Flegrei, Alarming Experts of Repeated Seismic Activity
A 4.2 magnitude earthquake struck near the volcanic fields in Campi Flegrei. No damages or injuries were reported. However, an expert raised concerns about the repeated seismic activity in the Super Volcano. Read here.
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Baltic Sea Seabed Methane Leak Discovered In An Unusual Find By Experts
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Gulf Stream Transport Of Water Slows Down Indicating Weakening Due To Climate Change, Study Says
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