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Since 2000, Global Warming Has More than Doubled Extreme Ocean Warming Events Over Japan
According to a new study, global warming has at least increased the probability of severe ocean warming events near Japan ever since the 2000s, which was uncommon in the preindustrial era.
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Harmful "Forever Chemicals" Found in Insecticides Commonly Used in the US
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Understanding Nord Stream Methane Leaks: Environmental Impacts, Action Plans Identified
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Met Office Publish Long Term Forecast for the Winter That Could Affect Heating Bills
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SpaceX Crew 5 Start Mission to International Space Station
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Scientists Observe Seasonal Change in Antarctic Ice Sheet Movement [Research]
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