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Plane Carrying Skydivers Makes Emergency Landing At Mexico Beach, Kills 1
A plane carrying four Canadian skydivers made an emergency landing on a beach in the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca on Sunday, the state civil defense's office said, resulting in the death of a 62-year-old man who was on the beach at the time.
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5000-Mile Carpet Of Seaweed That Is Visible From Space Threatens US Beaches
The algae bloom known as the "Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt" weighs over 20 million tonnes and is the largest seaweed bloom on Earth.
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2 Suspects Arrested In Mexico Beach Shooting That Left 2 Dead
Mexican authorities on Saturday arrested two people suspected of involvement in a shooting between rival gangs on a beach near the Caribbean resort destination of Cancun that left two people dead.
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"Monster's Roar Like In A Horror Movie": A US Hurricane Survivor's Story
With Hurricane Michael swirling around her, Loren Beltran thought the safest place would be her boyfriend's apartment, in a sturdy building designed to withstand a Category Five storm -- the maximum. But it never occurred to her, in the rushing and the chaos and the wet, that the building was surrounded by trees and pines.
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Plane Carrying Skydivers Makes Emergency Landing At Mexico Beach, Kills 1
A plane carrying four Canadian skydivers made an emergency landing on a beach in the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca on Sunday, the state civil defense's office said, resulting in the death of a 62-year-old man who was on the beach at the time.
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5000-Mile Carpet Of Seaweed That Is Visible From Space Threatens US Beaches
The algae bloom known as the "Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt" weighs over 20 million tonnes and is the largest seaweed bloom on Earth.
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2 Suspects Arrested In Mexico Beach Shooting That Left 2 Dead
Mexican authorities on Saturday arrested two people suspected of involvement in a shooting between rival gangs on a beach near the Caribbean resort destination of Cancun that left two people dead.
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"Monster's Roar Like In A Horror Movie": A US Hurricane Survivor's Story
With Hurricane Michael swirling around her, Loren Beltran thought the safest place would be her boyfriend's apartment, in a sturdy building designed to withstand a Category Five storm -- the maximum. But it never occurred to her, in the rushing and the chaos and the wet, that the building was surrounded by trees and pines.
