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Mar 27, 2023

Violent Storms Spawning Tornadoes Kill 26 in Southeast

A series of violent storms swept across the Southeast over the weekend.
Mar 23, 2023

2 Billion People Lack Access to Safe Drinking Water, UN Says

Most people in the US and other developed nations take for granted easy access to clean drinking water.
Mar 23, 2023

Indonesia to Move Capital From Jakarta to Brand New ‘Forest’ City

Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia , is congested, polluted, and sinking into the ocean.
Mar 22, 2023

Report: 43,000 May Have Died From Drought in Somalia in 2022

A long drought may have claimed the lives of 43,000 people in Somalia in 2022.
Mar 21, 2023

As World Warms, Scientists Warn of ‘Zombie Viruses’

In recent years, the world has witnessed the harm a novel virus like COVID-19 can cause.
Mar 21, 2023

UN Climate Report: World is on ‘Thin Ice’

“Everything, everywhere, all at once” — that’s what United Nations (UN) Secretary General Antonio Gutierrez says is needed to stop climate change’s worst potential effects on our world.
Mar 20, 2023

Strawberries, Spinach Top 2023’s “Dirty Dozen” Pesticides-in-Produce List

Before you pop that next blueberry or grape into your mouth, consider how thoroughly it's been washed.
Mar 20, 2023

Invasive Species Threatens Black Widow Spiders

For many, black widows represent the creepiest of the creepy-crawlies.
Mar 17, 2023

Study Finds 21,000 Pieces of Ocean Plastic for Every Human on Earth

Two million tons of plastic currently cover the world’s oceans.
Mar 16, 2023

Massive Wave of Seaweed Headed Toward Florida Coast

Already facing a toxic red algae bloom on its western coast, Florida is closely watching a gigantic patch of brown seaweed slowly making its way across the Atlantic Ocean toward the state.
Mar 16, 2023

Cyclone Freddy Slams into Southern Africa Again, Killing Hundreds

A devastating tropical storm has struck southern Africa for a rare second time.
Mar 14, 2023

Biden Administration Allows Controversial Alaska Oil Drilling to Proceed

The Biden administration announced that it has allowed an oil company to drill in Alaska.
Mar 13, 2023

Red Tide Rolls in Early, Alarming Gulf Coast

Floridians and Texans are facing an unwelcome sight this month. Many of their white-sand beaches have been painted an all-too-familiar shade of scarlet.
Mar 10, 2023

Californians Brace for Mudslides, Avalanches From Heavy Rain, Snow

California is getting ready for more storms.
Mar 9, 2023

Buckle Up! Rides in the Sky Might Get Bumpier

If you’ve ever been on a plane and the ride became especially bumpy, you might want to get used to that experience.

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