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Oct 9, 2024

Atlanta Weatherman Interrupts Live Broadcast to Save Woman from Helene Flooding

It is journalistic canon that reporters should never become part of a news story, but sometimes in life or death crises their humanity leaves them no choice.
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Oct 9, 2024

Florida Braces for Hurricane Milton, Set to Make Landfall Today

Thousands of Floridians have fled their homes for the second time in two weeks. That's because a second major storm, Hurricane Milton, is forecast to slam into the state’s west coast this evening.
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Oct 8, 2024

Climate Change Forces Redraw of Swiss, Italian Borders

Think of Switzerland, and you might picture snow-covered mountains and trails perfect for cross-country skiing. Much of that wintry landscape is a result of glaciers. But climate change is melting those glaciers. As it does, the country's vistas are changing. So are its borders.
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Oct 7, 2024

Helene Victims Swamped By Social Media Disinformation Flood

In North Carolina, the US government is bulldozing homes ruined by Hurricane Helene to steal people’s land, claims a flood of social media posts. That, and the government caused the hurricane. Posts also claim it isn't giving aid to places where Republicans (GOP) largely live to help elect Democrat Kamala Harris president.
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Oct 4, 2024

Hurricane Helene Death Toll Surpasses 200; Effects Likely to Linger For Years

At least 202 people across six states have died in the wake of Hurricane Helene. It barreled across the US Southeast late last week. By midday Thursday, more than 900,000 homes remained without power. Rescuers are still working to find people. But they continue to struggle with impassable roads and spotty communication.
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Oct 4, 2024

Race is On Between China and US for Nuclear Fusion

For decades, the notion of nuclear fusion seemed like something from a science fiction novel. Recent breakthroughs, however, have the world’s superpowers, the US and China among them, racing to be the first to harness it.
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Oct 2, 2024

Salmon Beware: It's Fat Bear Week 2024

The moment that fans of chubby cubbies across the world have waited for with fish-baited breath is finally here. That’s right: It’s Fat Bear Week.
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Oct 1, 2024

Parts of Sahara Turn a Shade of Green, Puzzling Scientists

Northern Africa’s Sahara Desert measures a vast 3,000 square miles. It's known as the largest “hot” desert in the world. It spans dry sandy valleys, mountains, salt flats, and barren rocky plateaus. But recently, parts of the Sahara have stood out to scientists for a different reason. They’re turning green.
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Oct 1, 2024

Rescue Teams Look for Hurricane Helene's Many Victims

Rescue teams are still searching for victims of Hurricane Helene. The storm cut a destructive path across the US Southeast. The death toll rose to 1xx on Monday. Hundreds of people remained missing, especially in hard-hit North Carolina. And millions were without power.
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Sep 30, 2024

Scientists Discover Marine Mafias Led by Eight-Armed Dons

Octopuses are well known as loners of the sea. They’ve got plenty of reasons to live alone, after all. It allows them to better avoid predators. It means they don’t have to compete with each other for food. And they can stake out larger territories if they don’t have to share.
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Sep 30, 2024

Flooding, Devastation Left in Hurricane Helene's Wake

At least 64 people are dead and thousands more displaced in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. The storm tore through the Florida panhandle and across the US Southeast late Thursday and into Friday. The full extent of the damage is still unknown.
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Sep 27, 2024

Long Ago, Earth Could Have Sported Saturn-Like Rings, Study Says

Earth may have had rings around it millions of years ago, a new study says. The rings, or ring, could have looked like the bright rings that mark the planet Saturn.
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Sep 27, 2024

'Potentially Unsurvivable' Hurricane Helene Strikes Florida

Hurricane Helene slammed into the Big Bend region of Florida Thursday night. It brought catastrophic winds, flash floods, and a massive storm surge that the National Weather Service called “potentially unsurvivable.” The storm could be one of the biggest to strike the US in a hundred years.
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Sep 26, 2024

Wildlife Officers Race to Find Rat Before it Destroys Alaska Island Ecosystem

When dealing with a rat in their midst, most folks set out traps and wait for the traps to do their work. On Alaska's St. Paul Island, wildlife officials are engaged in an intense hunt to find one rodent. And they’re not even certain the varmint is there.
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Sep 26, 2024

2024 Becoming Deadly Year for Visitors at Grand Canyon National Park

The Grand Canyon is one of the world's seven natural wonders. It is also on track to have one of its deadliest years for visitors. Sixteen people have died within the 1.2 million acre preserve in 2024. That's five more than in 2023, which was an average year for deaths.

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