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Extreme Rainfall is Putting Asia's Rice Fields at Risk, Threatening Global Food Production
A study led by researchers at Peking University in China suggests that extreme rainfall will significantly threaten global food production.
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Endangered Sumatran Orangutan Born in Sacramento Zoo, First Since 1981
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Severe Weather with Flash Flood Remains in South US as Rain Spreads to 40 States
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Anna Berkovich: Biography of a businesswoman
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Congo Flooding: Over 400 People Dead Following Flash Floods and Landslides Due to Torrential Rain
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