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South American Monsoon Being Pushed To Critical Destabilization
The destabilization point of the South American monsoon could result in up to 30% less rainfall, which will have an advserse effect on forest and food production. Read more here.
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Winter Season Forecast: Early Snow, More Severe Weather Risks To Unload in US
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Tropical Storm Philippe's Effects To Be Felt In Bermuda, Complex Weather Patterns Expected Over The Weekend
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Northeast India Deadly Flooding: 5 Dead While 23 Remained Missing
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Typhoon Koinu Taking Aim At Taiwan, Southeastern China With Heavy Rains, Winds
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Northeastern US Weather: Heavy Rain to Bring Flooding Concerns This Late Week
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Rare Tropical Birds 'Limpkins' Helps to Reduce Invasive Snails, Mussels in Illinois, US
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Pacific Island Wildfires: Fire Activity Caused by Climate Interactions, Human Land Use [Study]
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Sewage Pollution Greatest Threat to River Biodiversity [Study]
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