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Jun 7, 2023

Major Ukrainian Dam Destroyed, Flooding War Region

A huge dam and water reservoir collapsed on Monday after an explosion. This sent a flood of water through a warzone in southern Ukraine.
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Jun 5, 2023

All Eyes on the Atlantic as 2023 Hurricane Season Begins

From June to November, weather experts in North America track “hurricane season.”
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Jun 2, 2023

Alleged Russian Spy Whale Trolls Scandinavia, Making Friends, Gobbling Up Fish

If Hvaldimir the white whale is really a Russian spy, then perhaps he has given up that job. This friendly beluga whale has been seen around Norway and Sweden lately. He's been making friends, eating fish, and making news all around the world.
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Jun 2, 2023

Slowly But Surely, US' Largest City Is Sinking

New Yorkers just got some heavy news: their city is sinking.
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May 30, 2023

Marine Mystery: Orcas Ram, Sink Boats off Spain and Portugal

Instead of “killer whales,” perhaps some orcas should be called Blubbery Boat Bashers of the Brine. It's a funny name, but it might be more true for some of these animals.
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May 26, 2023

UN Releases 'Roadmap' for 80% Cut in Plastic Pollution by 2040

Scientists warn that plastic pollution is harming the Earth. It's messing up the ground, oceans, and even the air. But the United Nations Environmental Program (UNEP) says the problem can be fixed if people really want to solve it.
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May 24, 2023

Tiny Bats Offer Hope for Species Under Threat

If you took a walk on a summer evening in New England in the 1960s, you would’ve likely seen little brown bats swooping through the moonlit sky.
Views 41
May 24, 2023

Western States Reach Agreement on Drought-Stricken Colorado River

After months of talks, three states that rely on the Colorado River agreed on Monday on how to share its decreasing water.
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May 22, 2023

Alberta Wildfires Blow Heavy Smoke Into US, Triggering Alerts

Wildfires that forced over 29,000 people to leave their homes in western Canada, are blowing thick smoke into the US. The smoke is triggering air quality alerts in several states.
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May 18, 2023

A Lucky Find: New Species of Black Catshark Discovered

Scientists at the Australian National Fish Collection (ANFC) have been searching for the origins of a strange, unidentified egg sac for over 40 years. And now that they’ve found the shark it belongs to?
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May 18, 2023

World Surges Closer to Key Temperature Limit, UN Says

The United Nations' World Meteorological Organization (WMO) shared a new report on Wednesday. It says that by 2027, there's a 66% chance the Earth's average temperature for the year will rise 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 degrees Fahrenheit) higher than what it was in the mid-1800s.
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May 17, 2023

After 50 Years, Platypuses Return to Australian Park

The platypus is an adorable animal that’s sort of like a mix of a duck, beaver, otter, and scorpion.
Views 84
May 16, 2023

Early Heat Wave Strikes Pacific Northwest, Raising Wildfire Risk

Right now, a "heat dome" is over the northwest part of the US and Canada.
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May 12, 2023

EPA Proposes 1st Limits on Carbon Emissions From Power Plants

On Thursday, Biden administration officials shared their biggest plan yet to help stop climate change . They want to make power plants that use coal or gas to create less pollution.
Views 112
May 11, 2023

Elephant Able to Walk, Swim, and Play Thanks to Innovative Prosthetic

At the end of a now-viral TikTok, wildlife photographer Cameron Whitnall asks viewers to “Blow this up for Chhouk.”

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