Environment
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Outbreak of Tornadoes Point Up Climate Warning
The weekend tornado outbreak in a six-state area has the marks of climate change-related tendencies that scientists have been investigating thoroughly in recent years. Tornadoes, compared to other severe weather events such as heatwaves, are more difficult to attribute to a specific outbreak since they are smaller-scale phenomena, according to researchers.
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Two-Month-Old Infant Becomes Youngest Casualty in Catastrophic Tornado That Hit Kentucky
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Study Shows How Global Warming Creates More Powerful Winter Tornadoes
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At Least 40 Earthquakes Shook the Coast of Oregon Due to Active Fault Line
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Meteorologists: Chances of White Christmas Across US is Changing
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Death Toll Rises After 50 Tornadoes Leave Trail of Destruction in Southern, Central US
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Experts Discovered That a Powerful Tsunami Impacted Coast of Chile Almost 300 Years Ago
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Researchers Push Water’s Freezing Point Lower than Ever Before
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Volcanic Eruption at La Palma Becomes the Longest Eruption in the Island After 85 Days
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Destructive Solar Storm in a Nearby Star System Could be a Warning Sign for Earth
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Extreme Weather Caused by Climate Crisis is Direly Affecting Wine Industry
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