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Weather Service Warns 'Dangerous' Heat in The US To Persist; More than 85 Million People Suffer

Joe Biden Takes Action To Fight Climate Crisis; Advance Clean Energy Development in Focus
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Joe Biden Takes Action To Fight Climate Crisis; Advance Clean Energy Development in Focus

Bernie Sanders Condemns Joe Manchin for "Intentionally Sabotaging" Joe Biden's AgendaThat Democrats Negotiate for Months
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Bernie Sanders Condemns Joe Manchin for "Intentionally Sabotaging" Joe Biden's Agenda That Democrats Negotiate for Months

EU Nations Must Not Return to Coal Use, Disregard Climate Change Goals Despite Energy Crisis, EC President Warns
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EU Nations Must Not Return to Coal Use, Disregard Climate Change Goals Despite Energy Crisis, EC President Warns

Hidden Polar Bear Population Could be Key to Species' Fight Against Extinction
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Hidden Polar Bear Population Could be Key to Species' Fight Against Extinction

Darwinian Evolution Moves Faster at Four Times Than Expected, Researchers States
Science/Health

Darwinian Evolution Moves Faster at Four Times Than Expected, Researchers States

A Study of How Anna's Hummingbirds Would React to Different Climates When Taken To Higher Altitudes
Science/Health

A Study of How Anna's Hummingbirds Would React to Different Climates When Taken To Higher Altitudes

Extreme Heatwave in India Kills 25, Highlighting Threat of Rising Temperatures Caused by Climate Change
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Extreme Heat Wave in India Kills 25, Highlighting Threat of Rising Temperatures Caused by Climate Change

India, Pakistan Heat Wave: Millions of People at Risk as Temperature Reaches Record Levels Never Seen in 122 Years
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India, Pakistan Heat Wave: Millions of People at Risk as Temperature Reaches Record Levels Never Seen in 122 Years

Climate Change Warning: Scientists Predict Ocean Mass Extinction in the Next 300 Years
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Climate Change Warning: Scientists Predict Ocean Mass Extinction in the Next 300 Years

Climate Activist Dies After Setting Himself on Fire in Front of Supreme Court on Earth Day
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Climate Activist Dies After Setting Himself on Fire in Front of Supreme Court on Earth Day

Earth Day 2022: Biden Orders To Protect National Forests But Still Allows Logging Old Trees
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Earth Day 2022: Biden Orders To Protect National Forests But Still Allows Logging Old Trees

More Than 300 Die Amid Catastrophic Durban Floods in South Africa Attributed to 'Climate Change'
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More Than 300 Die Amid Catastrophic Durban Floods in South Africa Attributed to 'Climate Change'

Climate Change Influences Human Evolution Since the Days of the First Hominid Until the Existence of Modern Man
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Climate Change Influences Human Evolution Since the Days of the First Hominid Until the Existence of Modern Man

Scientists in China Develop Rice Variant That Can Grow on Salty Soil To Feed 80 Million People More
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Scientists in China Develop Rice Variant That Can Grow on Salty Soil To Feed 80 Million People More

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Is AI's Meteoric Rise Beginning To Slow?

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Health

Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

Rising temperatures due to global warming has led to mass bleaching events striking coral across the world
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Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

A record 120 million people already live forcibly displaced by war, such as this camp in Syria
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Climate Crisis Worsening Already 'Hellish' Refugee Situation: UN

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