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Indiana State University professor and colleagues say climate warming faster than expected

Studying the unique sclerosponge, an Indiana State University professor's study says Earth warming faster than expected and the consequences are dire

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NYC gets hit by the biggest snowstorm in 2 years It s part of a growing trend of extreme weather events

After a springlike weekend, NYC gets whiplashed by the biggest snowstorm in 2 years. Experts say it's part of a growing trend of extreme weather events.

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Scientists warn that a disturbing trend in the Amazon Rainforest is not an isolated anomaly: We should be really worried

"People were forced to make huge journeys . to access food, medicine, and other essential goods."

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Oops, Scientists May Have Miscalculated Our Global Warming Timeline

Clues have emerged that reveal a much hotter history than we thought.

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Wisconsin s first recorded February tornado hits south of capital

A rare winter tornado churned through southern Wisconsin on Thursday, snapping power poles, downing large trees and damaging homes.

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