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Scientists Confirm Discovery Of 40 Huge Craters At The Bottom Of Lake Michigan
During an August expedition, the team discovered around 40 of these features, which are believed to be sinkholes.
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Here It "Goes"- T: Climate And Fire-Tracking Satellite Launched To Orbit
An Atlas V rocket blasted off from Florida on Tuesday carrying to orbit the next big satellite designed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to provide round-the-clock tracking of weather, wildfires and climate change.
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Sea Level Along US Coastlines to See Alarming Rise of 10-12 Inches by 2050, States Report
A new multi-agency report has warned that sea level off US coastlines will rise by up to 12 inches by 2050 at the current rate.
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Watch: Jaw-Dropping View Of 'Stadium Effect' Inside Hurricane Dorian
On Monday, Hurricane Dorian unleashed massive flooding and powerful winds across the island chain of the Bahamas. Stunning scenes of the 'stadium effect' forming inside the wall of Hurrican Dorian reveal just how powerful the storm is.
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In Pitch Black Waters, Scientists Capture Historic Video Of Giant Squid
In the pitch black waters 750 meters below the surface of the Gulf of Mexico, a thin, undulating arm emerges from the gloom. For the first time, a live giant squid had been filmed in U.S. waters.
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Strange 'Sea Pickles' Keep Washing Ashore In The Pacific Northwest - And Scientists Are Baffled
Most recently, NBC Bay Area reported that the sea dwellers have been causing a stir in Monterey Bay, frustrating fishermen trying to catch salmon and shrimp.
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Global Warming And Mumbai: It Will Lose 44 Crucial Mild Days, Says Study
Northern Europe, Canada and Russia will enjoy balmier winters by century's end even as the average number of mild days per year declines worldwide, a climate study said Wednesday.
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Storm Gaston In The Atlantic Regains Hurricane Strength
Tropical Storm Gaston, churning in the Atlantic southeast of Bermuda, strengthened and regained hurricane status late Saturday, the US National Hurricane Center reported.
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June This Year Was Hottest In Modern History: Scientists
Last month was the hottest June in modern history, marking the 14th consecutive month that global heat records have been broken, the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said on Tuesday.
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What Are Coral Reefs And Why Are They Important
This week, more than 2,000 international reef scientists, policymakers and stakeholders are gathering in Hawaii to discuss what to do about the global decline of coral reefs. The International Coral Reef Symposium convenes on Monday in Honolulu where attendees will try to create a more unified conservation plan for coral reefs.
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'Abnormal Is The New Normal': May Breaks Another Global Heat Record
Last month was the hottest May in modern history, marking the 13th consecutive month that global temperature records have been shattered, the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Thursday.
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Last Month Was Hottest May In Modern History: US
Last month was the hottest May in modern history, marking the 13th consecutive month that global heat records have been shattered, the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said on today.
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May Goes Down As Earth's Hottest On Record: NASA
May's temperatures broke global records yet again, as the northern hemisphere finishes its hottest spring on record, statistics released on Tuesday by NASA showed.
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Thanks to Light Pollution, The Milky Way Is Now Hidden From A Third Of Humanity
Nearly 4 out of every 5 people on Earth - including 99 percent of those living in the United States and Europe - now live under light-polluted skies, according to scientists who have created a state-of-the-art atlas of the problem across the globe. They found that more than one-third of humanity can no longer see the Milky Way, even on the clearest...
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April Breaks Heat Records, 12th Month In A Row For Global Heat
Last month was the hottest April in modern history, marking the 12th consecutive month that global heat records have been shattered, the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Wednesday.
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Scientists Confirm Discovery Of 40 Huge Craters At The Bottom Of Lake Michigan
During an August expedition, the team discovered around 40 of these features, which are believed to be sinkholes.
-
Here It "Goes"- T: Climate And Fire-Tracking Satellite Launched To Orbit
An Atlas V rocket blasted off from Florida on Tuesday carrying to orbit the next big satellite designed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to provide round-the-clock tracking of weather, wildfires and climate change.
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Sea Level Along US Coastlines to See Alarming Rise of 10-12 Inches by 2050, States Report
A new multi-agency report has warned that sea level off US coastlines will rise by up to 12 inches by 2050 at the current rate.
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Watch: Jaw-Dropping View Of 'Stadium Effect' Inside Hurricane Dorian
On Monday, Hurricane Dorian unleashed massive flooding and powerful winds across the island chain of the Bahamas. Stunning scenes of the 'stadium effect' forming inside the wall of Hurrican Dorian reveal just how powerful the storm is.
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In Pitch Black Waters, Scientists Capture Historic Video Of Giant Squid
In the pitch black waters 750 meters below the surface of the Gulf of Mexico, a thin, undulating arm emerges from the gloom. For the first time, a live giant squid had been filmed in U.S. waters.
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Strange 'Sea Pickles' Keep Washing Ashore In The Pacific Northwest - And Scientists Are Baffled
Most recently, NBC Bay Area reported that the sea dwellers have been causing a stir in Monterey Bay, frustrating fishermen trying to catch salmon and shrimp.
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Global Warming And Mumbai: It Will Lose 44 Crucial Mild Days, Says Study
Northern Europe, Canada and Russia will enjoy balmier winters by century's end even as the average number of mild days per year declines worldwide, a climate study said Wednesday.
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Storm Gaston In The Atlantic Regains Hurricane Strength
Tropical Storm Gaston, churning in the Atlantic southeast of Bermuda, strengthened and regained hurricane status late Saturday, the US National Hurricane Center reported.
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June This Year Was Hottest In Modern History: Scientists
Last month was the hottest June in modern history, marking the 14th consecutive month that global heat records have been broken, the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said on Tuesday.
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What Are Coral Reefs And Why Are They Important
This week, more than 2,000 international reef scientists, policymakers and stakeholders are gathering in Hawaii to discuss what to do about the global decline of coral reefs. The International Coral Reef Symposium convenes on Monday in Honolulu where attendees will try to create a more unified conservation plan for coral reefs.
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'Abnormal Is The New Normal': May Breaks Another Global Heat Record
Last month was the hottest May in modern history, marking the 13th consecutive month that global temperature records have been shattered, the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Thursday.
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Last Month Was Hottest May In Modern History: US
Last month was the hottest May in modern history, marking the 13th consecutive month that global heat records have been shattered, the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said on today.
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May Goes Down As Earth's Hottest On Record: NASA
May's temperatures broke global records yet again, as the northern hemisphere finishes its hottest spring on record, statistics released on Tuesday by NASA showed.
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Thanks to Light Pollution, The Milky Way Is Now Hidden From A Third Of Humanity
Nearly 4 out of every 5 people on Earth - including 99 percent of those living in the United States and Europe - now live under light-polluted skies, according to scientists who have created a state-of-the-art atlas of the problem across the globe. They found that more than one-third of humanity can no longer see the Milky Way, even on the clearest...
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April Breaks Heat Records, 12th Month In A Row For Global Heat
Last month was the hottest April in modern history, marking the 12th consecutive month that global heat records have been shattered, the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Wednesday.
