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A Fleet Idled by Conflict Is Now Spinning an “Ecological Roulette” Across the World’s Ports
Wars leave slow-moving disasters too. One floats quietly off coasts in Europe, Asia and the Middle East. A shadow fleet…
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A Rare Double Feature Lights Up the August Night Sky: Solar Eclipse Meets Meteor Shower
Skywatchers around the world are in for a treat this month. On August 12, 2026, a total solar eclipse will…
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Rare Trees Face Mass Die-Off on California’s Santa Rosa Island: What Happened?
Now a piece of forest found nowhere else on Earth is struggling to survive. The Santa Rosa Island Torrey pine,…
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From Mud Roofs to Concrete: Climate Change Threatens Ladakh’s Historic Architecture
In the cold desert region of Ladakh, high in the Himalayas, people have been building their houses in much the…
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Severe Storms Sweep Mississippi Valley: What Happened and What Triggered Them?
A fresh round of severe storms hit the Mississippi Valley, the latest in a series of outbreaks that have plagued…
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South Korea’s Hottest Day Hits 41.4°C: Why Is the Heatwave Intensifying?
The southeastern city of Yangsan recorded 41.4°C on Friday, South Korea recorded its highest temperature since modern weather records began…
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Spain and France Battle Massive Wildfires: Why Are Firefighters Facing Extreme Pressure?
Summer 2026 has turned into one of the toughest fire seasons Europe has faced in years. From the hills west…
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The Planet Is Developing New Weather, and Scientists Are Struggling to Name It
Somewhere between a heatwave and a flood, a new kind of weather is being created, and nobody has agreed on…
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The Wildlife Migration Nobody Is Talking About: Animals Are Quietly Following the Climate
As the world watches melting ice caps and rising seas, a slower, quieter crisis is unfolding in forests, oceans and…
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Hidden Microplastic Sources Raise Fresh Environmental Pollution Concerns
Grocery bags and food wrappers, for instance, have always been the obvious culprits of plastic pollution. But a new global…
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