Environment
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California: 'Post Fire' Forces Evacuation Of At Least 1,200 Individuals; Cause Still Unknown
At least 1,200 were forced to evacuate following a blaze in California. Read more here. A wildfire in California forced the evacuation of at least 1,200 individuals and burned 14,625 acres of land.
Latest Research Articles
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Miami’s Future on the Brink as Sea Levels Rise, City Faces Watery Challenges
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Archaeologists Discover 4,000-Year Old Structure In Greece That Minoans May Use For Rituals
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Taylor Swift’s Era’s Tour Triggers Seismic Activity In Edinburgh
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Climate Model Suggests Nepal Would Face Frequent Drought In The Future And Make Wildfire Worse
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Two-Thirds Of Key Forest Habitats For Birds In Central America At Risk Due To Narco-Driven Deforestation, Study Says
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Pacific Megaquake: Potential Earthquake, Tsunami from Underwater Fault Threatens 10,000 Residents in US West Coast
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Great Oxidation Event 2.5 Billion Years Ago Lasted for Over 200 Million Years, Longer Than Previously Thought [Study]
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Hidden Dead Trees Discovered by Artificial Intelligence Contributed to Catastrophic 2020 California Wildfires [Study]
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Recycling No-Nos: 12 Things You Shouldn't Put in Your Bin
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Iceland Volcanic Eruption Led to Alarming Increase in Sulfur Dioxide In Scotland’s Atmosphere
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Mount Vesuvius Eruption: Over 200 People Survived from Ancient Natural Disaster That Destroyed Pompeii and Herculaneum
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Notable Decline In The Atmospheric Levels Of Potent Ozone-Depleting Substances Observed For The First Time