climate change
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Mediterranean Hurricanes Occur Once to Twice a Year on Average Due to Increasing Climate-Induced Warming, Report Shows
A report showed that the emergence of catastrophic Mediterranean Hurricanes can happen once or twice a year on average. The human-induced climate change and global warming could intensify the storm, bringing heavy rainfall and severe flooding. Read here.
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Effects of Marine Heatwaves Due to Climate Change to Marine Ocean Predators
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Global Impact of Extreme Weather Events: Climate Change Can Intensify Frequent Hurricanes, Drought, Wildfires
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UN Claims Climate Breakdown Begins, Experts Blames Human-Caused Climate Change From Burning Natural Gas and Oil
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Shocking Decline In Lake Titicaca Affecting Tourism, Fishing And Agriculture
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African Children Exposed To Environmental Shocks Making Them High Risk To Climate Change
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Phytoplankton That Absorbs Carbon Existed in the Southern Ocean Last 25 Years but Died Too Soon [Study]
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