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California's Drought: Don't Blame Climate Change, Says NOAA
The NOAA has just released a new report on the historic drought that has been affecting California for the last three years. Stunningly, investigators are saying that human-driven climate change is not to blame, and it is instead the consequence of natural phenomena.
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It's Official, This Was the Warmest Summer on Record
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20 Species of Coral At Risk, Says NOAA
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NOAA May Save Bluefin Tuna with Commercial Fishing Ban
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'Fish Ladders' For California's King Salmon
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NOAA: Global Temperatures in June Hottest on Record
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NOAA 10-Year Study Shows Orca Whales Still on the Decline
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Alaska's Humpback Whale Making a Comeback, May Lose 'Endangered' Status
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Officials Propose New Safety Measures for Loggerhead Turtles
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2012 was among Earth's 10 Warmest Years on Record, Says NASA
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2012 Was Warmest Year on Record for Contiguous United States, Says NOAA
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NASA-NOAA Satellite Captures Dazzling Night Images of Earth
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