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South Texas Soaked in Heavy Rain While Florida Suffers From Hurricane Elsa
South Texas suffered in own soaking rain while Florida battened down the hatches and resisted a hit from Tropical Storm Elsa.
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Climate Crisis Driven by Human Activities Are Increasing Extreme Rainfall and Snow
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Scientists Study Extreme Temperature Which Causes Humans to Spontaneously Die
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By 2050, More Electric Vehicles Can Cut CO2 Emissions by 93% in Hawaii
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June 2021 is the 'Hottest June' in History of America With Recordbreaking Temperature
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1 Billion Sea Creatures 'Cooked' to Death Due to Heat Dome in Pacific Northwest
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Study: Summer Rainfall Across Europe Could Increase by 7.6% If Forest is Brought Back
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Bill Gates Supports Meat Substitute Made From Yellowstone Hot Spring Fungus
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Scientists: World Must Brace for Extreme Heat Due to Freakishly High Temperatures in US, Canada
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Tropical Storm Elsa Wreaks Havoc in North Florida, Proceeds Toward Georgia and the Carolinas
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Worsening Climate Crisis May Put 8 Billion People at Risks of Mosquito-Borne Diseases
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US to Start Massive Water Recycling Project Due to Lake Mead's Critical Level
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Critically Endangered Voodoo Lily That Smells Like a Corpse Discovered in Philippines
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