extreme weather
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Wildfires in the American West are Causing Extreme Weather Conditions in Other States [Study]
Federal scientists claim Western wildfires are fueling extreme weather in other US states. Wildfires plaguing the American West have intensified in recent years, emitting hazardous fine particles, causing air pollution, and releasing planet-warming greenhouse gases, according to previous studies.
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At Least 3 Added to Casualties After Venezuelan City Caught in a Flash Flood
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Another Tropical Depression Brewing Over the Atlantic Ocean
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From Midwest to Northeast, Certain Regions in America May Get an Early Taste of Winter
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"Like a War Zone," Survivors Described Situation After Hurricane Ian Ravaged Areas in Florida
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Northeast Beaches May Experience Drizzles As Leftover Energy from Ian Looms Over
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33 Million Pakistanis Suffering From Extreme Floods Might Face Food Insecurity Too
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Tropical Storm Ian Intensifies, Florida's West Coast at Risk
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Pakistan Flood Victims Continues to Suffer as Situation Worsens Leading to Food Shortage
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Hurricane Earl Now Heading Towards Bermuda
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US Coast Guard Faces Raging Waves While Attempting a Daring Rescue Amidst Hurricane Earl
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