Environment
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Experts are Worried that Current Climate Models are Underestimating Future Flood Risks
A new Yale-led study suggests that climate models may be drastically underestimating how intense precipitation would become in response to increased greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
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Radioactive Material in Pacific Ocean Corals Could Mark New Epoch
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Temperatures In the Deep North Atlantic Ocean were Once as Warm as the Mediterranean
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How Can Modern Nuclear Detonations Affect the Environment?
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Climate Mitigation Scenarios Shows Continuation of Inequality in Energy To Stop Climate Change
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Study Shows Why Particle Pollution Leads to the Rise of Photochemical Smog in Emerging Nations
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Botanists 'Rediscover' Extinct Oak Tree Specimen at Big Bend National Park in Texas
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