Environment
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“Catastrophic” Drought in the Horn of Africa Kills Over a Million Livestock
The drought crisis in the Horn of Africa has wrought havoc as more than 1.5 million livestock and cut cereal production drastically. The region which relies mainly on livestock and agriculture is currently "on the brink of catastrophe" and that a "very small window" exists for taking urgent action.
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The Most Vulnerable Among the 45,000 Marine Species Are At-risk
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Never Before Seen: New Data Reveals 590,000 Volcanic Lightning Strikes from Tonga Eruption
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'Worst-Case Scenario': Human Activities Blamed for Causing Megadrought in Western US
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Cone-Shaped Skull with Strange Metallic Implant Could be Evidence of Ancient Surgery
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Study Aims to End Debates About Impact of Climate Change to the Ice Caps
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