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Bangkok Flood Crisis: Thai Capital Declared Disaster Zone as Record Rain Overwhelms the City
Bangkok flooding has hit a level the city rarely sees, and it pushed the governor to officially declare a disaster…
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New York and New Jersey Declare State of Emergency as Nor’easter Threatens Flooding and Power Outages
It’s shaping up to be a messy weekend for millions of people on the East Coast. On Friday, New York…
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NISAR Satellite Films Rare Volcanic Eruption, Opening New Era in Disaster Tracking
For A volcano on Russia’s remote Kamchatka Peninsula had been quiet for nearly five centuries. NISAR satellite tracking, Then, in…
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Ghana Cuckooshrike Returns: ‘Lost’ Bird Spotted Again in West Africa’s Forests After 13 Years
Sometimes a single photograph can change the way people think about a whole forest. That is exactly what happened when…
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Zambia Anthrax Outbreak: 46 Hippo Deaths Raise Fears of Human Spillover
Zambia anthrax outbreak, Along a stretch of riverbank in northern Zambia, wildlife officers have been counting hippo carcasses since late…
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New Cat Species Discovery: Tilcayo Find Hints That More Wild Cats Are Waiting to Be Found
For the first time in over a century, scientists have described a brand new living cat species. It’s called the…
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Pakistan Expands Protected Habitat for Indus River Dolphin as Population Recovery Sparks Global Hope
The Indus River dolphin is one of the rarest freshwater mammals left on the planet. Indus River dolphin sanctuary, Blind…
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Super El Niño 2026: What This Rare Pacific Weather Event Means for the World
Weather watchers around the globe have their eyes fixed on the Pacific Ocean right now. A El Niño pattern has…
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California’s First Sea Turtle Eggs Mark a Historic Milestone for the US West Coast
Turtles have swum along the California coast for as long as anyone can remember, but nesting there was another matter…
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Czech Volunteers Rescue Mussels From Drought-Hit Vltava River Dam
Water levels along the Vltava River have dropped to some of the lowest points seen in over four decades. Czech…
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