Environment
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New Study Shows Increase of Wildfires Across the World Due to Climate Change; How Could Humans Reduce the Risk?
A new study shows how wildfire danger is increasing globally as a result of climate change, but also how human decisions and policies may be very important in controlling regional effects.
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Climate Change Makes Plants More Vulnerable to Diseases; New Research Finds Way To Boost Its Immune System
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Amidst Growing Environmental Crisis, US Supreme Court Hobbles the Government's Power to Limit Harmful Emission
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Extreme Droughts and Rising Temperatures Continues to Plague Farmers
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"Swarms of Biblical Proportions" Ravaged Crops in the American West
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Particularly Intense Storms to Hit the Western US During the Independence Day Weekend
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Large Climate Tech Firm to Build Massive Plant that Sucks CO2 from the Air
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Texas Deer Struggles to Grow Antlers Due to Extreme Heat
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Geomagnetic Storm Watch: Will this Huge Solar Eruption Reach Earth?
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Independence Day Forecast: How Will the Weather be on the Fourth of July Weekend?
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A Decade After Derecho: Remembering the Destructive Storm that Ravaged DC
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Burrowing Animals the First to Recover Following the Permian Mass Extinction: New Study
Heat Dome Fuels Alaskan Wildfires with Temperatures over 60 Degrees Fahrenheit
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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
