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Hurricane Waves in Americas Getting 20% Bigger Each Decade, Study Finds

Mexico, the U.S. and Caribbean countries are getting hurricane waves that have increased in size by 80 percent over the past four decades.

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Are Hurricanes Really Getting Worse or Is That Really Just Hot Air?

There’s been significant variability in hurricanes since 1851, with no meaningful increase since preindustrial times or in the 21st century.

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Scientists Reveal 200-Year Hydrothermal Shifts in North Subtropical China

Scientists Reveal 200-Year Hydrothermal Shifts in North Subtropical China
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Non-summer hydrothermal variations in north subtropical China over the past 200 years

Non-summer hydrothermal variations in north subtropical China over the past 200 years
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Dozens Dead as Floods and Landslides Devastate Brazil Following Torrential Rain

Flooding and landslides triggered by heavy rains in southern Brazil have claimed at least six lives over the past week, authorities said Sunday.

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