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Global Warming: NOAA Study Reveals Aerosol Emission Reductions in North America and Europe Increase Atlantic Hurricane Activity
The overlooked aspect of air pollution cuts may have shadowed global warming’s intensification of tropical storms in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Aftershocks and Tsunami Threat Remains After the 6.7 Magnitude Earthquake Off Nicaragua Coast
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Another Stronger Earthquake Hits the Pacific; the 7.2 Magnitude Event is Insufficient to Experience a Tsunami.
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Strawberry Squid Seen in the Twilight Zone Off the California Coast
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Fisherman Likely Drowned from Ancient Tsunami in Chile 5,000 Years Ago Discovered
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Oil Spill Aftermath: Scientists Call on Peru to Stop its Reliance on Oil Due to Environmental Damage
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‘Most Extreme’ Ever Detected: 4-Story Rogue Wave Randomly Appeared in Pacific Ocean
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Images Reveal Complete Devastation of Tonga After Underwater Volcanic Eruption
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US Pledges to Protect Territory of Endangered Humback Whales in Pacific Ocean
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Scientists Approve Japan's Plan to Dump 1 Million Tonnes of Fukushima Nuclear Waste in Pacific Ocean
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Pacific Ocean's Kuril-Kamchatka Trench Finds Out to be Microplastics Trap
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The Mariana Trench and Other Pacific Ocean Trenches Get Toxic Mercury From Fish Carcasses
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The Pacific Ocean is So Acidic That It Could Dissolve Dungeness Crabs' Shells
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