hurricanes
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ALERT: Northeastern US Coast to Experience More Frequent, Powerful Hurricanes in the Future
Increasing carbon dioxide emissions could increase the risk of more frequent and more powerful hurricanes to strike at the northeastern coast of the United States.
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ISS Resupply Mission Postponed Due to Hurricane Nicole
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Post-Hurricane Dangers: Carbon Dioxide Poisoning, Cholera and Other Risks to Surviving After the Storm
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NASA Spacecraft, Sattelites Observe Hurricanes Lester, Madeline in a Day
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Normal Weather Erodes Vulnerable Salt Marshes More Than Hurricanes
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Future Hurricanes Could Flood New York City, New Study Shows
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Female-Named Hurricanes More Deadly than Manly Storms
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Powerful Hurricanes Most Dangerous Closer to Poles
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Hurricane Season will be Less Severe, University Predicts
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