Environment
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38 Million Residents in Great Lakes Region Threatened by Worsening Climate Change
Global warming is expected to completely change the variety and dissemination of some marine species, boost the occurrence and intensity of toxic algal blooms, intensify flood plain damage, develop new risks from exotic species, degrade beach safety, and displace or eradicate native wildlife.
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More Than 100 World Leaders Promise to Stop Deforestation by the End of the Decade
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Morrison's Presence in UN Climate Summit Raises Doubt About Australia's Commitment to Urgent Climate Action
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Southeast to Experience Flooding and Coastal Hazards Brought by Brewing Storm
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Climate Scientist Warns About 5 Feet Increase in Sea Levels Due to Global Warming
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Raging Bull Gores 55-Year-Old Man to Death During Festival in Spain
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Ancient Insects Trapped in Amber Show How Little We Know About Holometabola Evolution
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Disastrous ‘Perfect Storm’ on Halloween Still Remains a Haunting Weather Event After 30 Years
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