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Heat-related deaths in the US reached record high in 2023

The U.S. recorded over 2,300 heat-related deaths last year, but experts say that's only a fraction of the real death toll.

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Brazil s main wine region devastated by flooding

Brazil s main wine region devastated by flooding
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Watch: Floating Vehicles, Submerged Houses In Brazil As Floods Continue To Create Havoc

Watch: Floating Vehicles, Submerged Houses In Brazil As Floods Continue To Create Havoc
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Toronto just smashed another weather record and the trend is concerning

Toronto finally got its first taste of the deep freeze this season on Thursday, a chill that brought yet another weather record attributed to an un.

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Unrecognizable aerial before-and-after photos of major river sound global alarm bell : This is collective poisoning

The Amazon rainforest soaks up one-quarter of all carbon dioxide soaked by land, making its deforestation a major contributor to the changing climate.

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