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Increasing Tropical Cyclones Could Lead To Dramatic Decline Of Seabirds Population, Study Says
Scientists worry that seabird extinction could put further burden on ecosystems. Read more here.
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Subtropical Storm Churns Brazil to Uruguay, Kills Two People
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Pacific Northwest Heatwave: New Study Reveals Mystery Behind the Scorching Temperatures of Summer 2021
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Severe Tropical Cyclone Charlotte Expected to Weaken Off the Coast of Western Australia
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Tropical Storm Gombe Expected to Make Landfall in Mozambique This Friday: Weather Warning
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Storm Alert: Tropical Cyclone Emnati Threatens Madagascar with Heavy Rain, Flooding, and Landslides
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