United States
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Basking Shark Sightings Decrease Off the Coast of California: New Study Confirms
Overwhelming fishing and hunting have led to a population decline of the sharks in California. Basking shark sightings have significantly decreased off the coast of California over the past five decades.
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Winter Grab: Scientists Visit the Great Lakes to Understand Effects of Global Warming on Freshwater Ecosystem
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Storm Hits Central and Eastern US: Flights Cancelled, Warnings for Flash Floods, Thunderstorms, and Tornadoes Issued
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Climate Change May Cause High Air Conditioning Use in the United States
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Freezing Weather in Some Parts of US Brings Cold Air Visible in Space
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Study Shows Link Between Diminishing Sea Ice and Extreme Wildfires in Western United States
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'Sacrificial Zones' in US Put Thousands at Risk Due to Worsening Air Pollution
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Rivers in US are Getting Darker Colors, But No One's Alarmed Yet
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What Happens After the US Leaves The Paris Climate Agreement?
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Global Alarm Increases as China's Capital Reports 1st Coronavirus Death
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Authorities Say Chinese Coronavirus Could Spread Before Symptoms Show
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Health Officials Confirmed a Second Case of Coronavirus in the US
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Forever is Real: People in 43 US Cities are Drinking Toxic "Forever Chemicals" in Their Tap Water
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California Flat Earther Faces Reality After Witnessing 24-Hour Sun in Antarctica
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