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Tourists Caught Off Guard by Orca Poop Shower at SeaWorld San Antonio
La Niña Conditions Slow Down: Global Cooling Impact Limited for Now
Rare North Atlantic Right Whales Experience 4% Population Growth; Conservationists Urge More Action
Solar Maximum Confirmed by NASA: Peak Sun Activity Offers New Scientific Breakthroughs
Birth of Four Critically Endangered Sumatran Tigers Cubs Confirmed by Polish Zoo
Many People Unfamiliar with Climate Justice Concept, Global Study Reveals
Orionid Meteor Shower to Shine in October Despite Moonlight Interference
Bottlenose Dolphins in Florida, Louisiana Found Exhaling Microplastic Fibers
Accurate Hurricane Forecasts Draw Criticism: Meteorologists Battle Misinformation and Threats
Supreme Court's Ruling Strengthens EPA's Position on Carbon Pollution from Power Plants
More Rocket Launches Could Lead to Big Environmental Problem for Earth, Experts Fear
Secret Ocean Cavities Hold Surprising Animal Life Near Underwater Volcanoes
Billions of Marine Organisms Participate in Earth’s Largest Migration, Impacting Carbon Levels
Shifting Atmospheric Rivers Impact Global Weather Patterns and Water Resources
Over 6,500 Volunteers Help Identify 1,000 Prehistoric Burial Mounds in Record Time
Elephant Trunk Mysteries: Wrinkles Linked to Unique Brain Features in New Study
Climate Change Increased Hurricane Milton's Intensity, Researchers Report
England Faces Second Worst Harvest on Record After Severe Weather Devastation
Hurricane Milton Leaves Florida Neighborhood With Giant Sinkhole
Australia's Coal Mines, Gas Fields Could Be Doubling Methane Emissions, Energy Think Tank Warns
Severe Geomagnetic Storm Could Illuminate the Skies This Week for Aurora Enthusiasts
Tropical Storm Nadine: Forecasters Monitor Another Potential Cyclone Hitting Florida After Milton
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