Environment
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Citrus Farmers in Florida Suffer Million Dollars of Loss After Hurricane Ian's Rampage
Florida citrus farmers are still in shock due to Hurricane Ian's destruction. Growers speculate that this would be the breaking point for some farmers who had only recently returned to normal following Hurricane Irma's devastation in 2017.
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Ancient Humans: The Real Apex Predators for a Good 2 Million Years
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US Computer Models Reveal Economic Losses Will Be Insufficient to Balance as Nationwide Global Warming Continues
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