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NASA Climate Study Shows Increase In Drought, Extreme Rainfall Tied To CO2 Levels [VIDEO]
A new NASA study shows for the first time how rising levels of carbon dioxide associated with global warming can lead to both extreme rainfall and drought across Earth.
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Chinese Lab Has 'No Common Sense' For Creating 'Dangerous' Viruses, Health Experts Say
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Climate Change May Cause Turtle Extinction By Preventing Males From Hatching, Study Says
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2012 Confirmed To Be Among Top 10 Warmest Years : WMO
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Madagascar Tortoise Trafficking Reaching Epidemic Levels: WCS
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