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Wildfire Smokes Contributes To Nearly 16,000 Deaths Each Year In US, Study Says
At least 30,000 deaths a year are projected in the middle of the century as human-induced climate change increases. Read more here.
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Rising Sea Temperature Causes Mussel Shells To Be More Porous
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Increasing Heat Stress Can Lead to Octopus Impaired Vision, Death, Report Warns
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British Columbia 2024 Wildfire Season: 4 Ways How Communities Adapt to Increasing Fire Risk
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Wyoming Weather Forecast: Patch Dense Fog, Elevated Fire Risk Likely This Week Due to Drier Conditions
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Florida Peninsula Weather Forecast: Severe Thunderstorms to Bring Few Tornadoes, Hail, Strong Wind Gusts
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9 Strategies for Living a Healthier Lifestyle as a Family
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Behind Keter's Success: A Commitment to Innovation and Sustainability
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Lightning Safety Awareness: 5 Important Tips to Keep Safe from Lightning Strikes
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South-Central US Weather Forecast: Rounds of Heavy Rain to Bring Renewed Flood Risk
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Midwest, Eastern US Weather: Forecast Warns of Freezing Conditions Next Week
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Zebrafish Heart Regeneration: Why Other Fish Species Cannot Heal Damaged Cardiac Tissue, Scientists Explain Why
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Bottom Trawling: Greece to Ban Fishing Practice Along the Seafloor by 2030 and Expand Protected Waters