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Lala punts Hawaii – NASA Science
Hawaii Island narrowly avoided Hurricane Lala making direct landfall in mid-August 2026. However, the storm caused severe damage when it…
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Reform’s Tice accused of misinformation after urging people to enjoy heat waves | UK Reform
The Reform deputy leader has been accused of spreading misinformation after he dismissed efforts to tackle the climate crisis and…
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Analysis: The two largest reservoirs in the US have reached record levels
The second-largest reservoir in the U.S. hit a record low water level on Saturday, just days after the nation’s largest…
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Sharks have always fueled panic in Australia. As scientific knowledge grows, conservation efforts may be overtaken by fear | Anna Clark
YoIs there a more primitive fear among bathers than the shark? Although many more Australians drown on the beach each…
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‘Our new normal’: how marine heatwaves affect life in British seas | Marine life
‘YOIt sounds silly, but I thought it was a person in the water waving,” says Kurt Lander, skipper of the…
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British Gas paid me £38,000 in error and I can’t pay it back | Energy bills
British Gas paid me over £38,000 by mistake and then had no idea how to claim it. I receive quarterly…
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Chasing fire clouds in Utah
Scientists have long known that volcanoes can launch large amounts of particles into the stratosphere. In recent decades, it has…
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Coping with 54°C heat: Delhi slum diaries detail what it’s like to live in extreme temperatures | global development
myEvery summer afternoon, Gulshan follows the same routine. He washes the floor of his one-room house several times so that…
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‘Amazed by nature’: Fans mourn beloved Jackie, the California bald eagle, whose legacy continues to soar | California
Bald Eagle Jackie lived on the shore of Big Bear Lake in Southern California for most of his 14 years.…
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Virginia installed 46 water control structures along 150 miles of former drainage ditches to rewet a swamp; The restored peat now traps 200,000 metric tons of carbon a year.
The Fish and Wildlife Service restored peat wetlands in the Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge North Carolina’s coastal peatlands…
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