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At The Time Of The Odyssey, Mediterranean Civilizations Collapsed And A Climatic Coincidence Explains WhyTurkey, Istanbul - 2017: Waterless dam in a dry and drought-affected landscape. The appearance of cracked soil when the waters receded in Alibeyköy dam

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At The Time Of The Odyssey, Mediterranean Civilizations Collapsed And A Climatic Coincidence Explains WhyTurkey, Istanbul - 2017: Waterless dam in a dry and drought-affected landscape. The appearance of cracked soil when the waters receded in Alibeyköy dam
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At The Time Of The Odyssey, Mediterranean Civilizations Collapsed And A Climatic Coincidence Explains Why

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Lake Mead Nears All-Time Low. California Gives Up Billions Of Gallons Of Water To Help It SurviveLake Mead water levels as seen from Hoover Dam, showing the distinct white "bathtub ring" where water levels have dropped.

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Lake Mead Nears All-Time Low. California Gives Up Billions Of Gallons Of Water To Help It SurviveLake Mead water levels as seen from Hoover Dam, showing the distinct white "bathtub ring" where water levels have dropped.
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Lake Mead Nears All-Time Low. California Gives Up Billions Of Gallons Of Water To Help It Survive

clock-iconJuly 18, 2026
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Who Do You Trust More: Science Or Government? A New Study Finds A Hopeful AnswerA photo of the January 2025 protests in New York against science funding cuts by Donald Trump's government. One person holds a sign that says "Fund Science, Save Lives".

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Who Do You Trust More: Science Or Government? A New Study Finds A Hopeful AnswerA photo of the January 2025 protests in New York against science funding cuts by Donald Trump's government. One person holds a sign that says "Fund Science, Save Lives".
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Who Do You Trust More: Science Or Government? A New Study Finds A Hopeful Answer

clock-iconJuly 18, 2026
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"Fungal Storms" Are Increasing Across The USA, Bringing A Potentially Fatal InfectionA dust storm looms over Phoenix, Arizona. It looks like the end of the world is oncoming.

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"Fungal Storms" Are Increasing Across The USA, Bringing A Potentially Fatal InfectionA dust storm looms over Phoenix, Arizona. It looks like the end of the world is oncoming.
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"Fungal Storms" Are Increasing Across The USA, Bringing A Potentially Fatal Infection

clock-iconJuly 10, 2026
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Air-Conditioning Isn't The Solution To A Warmer World, A Global Review WarnsPhoto view of a facade of a typical old ancient hk hong kong tower housing industrial buildings in Kowloon

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Air-Conditioning Isn't The Solution To A Warmer World, A Global Review WarnsPhoto view of a facade of a typical old ancient hk hong kong tower housing industrial buildings in Kowloon
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Air-Conditioning Isn't The Solution To A Warmer World, A Global Review Warns

clock-iconJuly 8, 2026
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Greenland Ice Melt May Help Weaken Critical AMOC Ocean Current By 80 Percent, But It Could Be ReversibleA photo of a sea ice packed around a bay that is melting. The ice has created a green/turquoise hue to the water in the foreground. In the background is an elevated point covered in snow.

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Greenland Ice Melt May Help Weaken Critical AMOC Ocean Current By 80 Percent, But It Could Be ReversibleA photo of a sea ice packed around a bay that is melting. The ice has created a green/turquoise hue to the water in the foreground. In the background is an elevated point covered in snow.
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Greenland Ice Melt May Help Weaken Critical AMOC Ocean Current By 80 Percent, But It Could Be Reversible

clock-iconJuly 3, 2026

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China's "Great Green Wall" Of 66 Billion New Trees Isn't Acting Like A Natural ForestThe Mingsha Desert peaks over an old-style house and fresh forests in Gansu Province, Northwestern China.

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China's "Great Green Wall" Of 66 Billion New Trees Isn't Acting Like A Natural ForestThe Mingsha Desert peaks over an old-style house and fresh forests in Gansu Province, Northwestern China.
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China's "Great Green Wall" Of 66 Billion New Trees Isn't Acting Like A Natural Forest

clock-iconJuly 1, 2026
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As Of June 29, Switzerland's Glaciers Will Lose More Ice Than They Gained Last Winter — And That's A Troubling SignThe Claridenfirn glacier in Switzerland was complete free of snow in September 2025.

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As Of June 29, Switzerland's Glaciers Will Lose More Ice Than They Gained Last Winter — And That's A Troubling SignThe Claridenfirn glacier in Switzerland was complete free of snow in September 2025.
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As Of June 29, Switzerland's Glaciers Will Lose More Ice Than They Gained Last Winter — And That's A Troubling Sign

clock-iconJune 29, 2026

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Europe's Extreme Heatwave Would Have Been "Virtually Impossible" In 1976Parisians swim in the Saint Martin canal during the heatwave on June 19 2026.

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Europe's Extreme Heatwave Would Have Been "Virtually Impossible" In 1976Parisians swim in the Saint Martin canal during the heatwave on June 19 2026.
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Europe's Extreme Heatwave Would Have Been "Virtually Impossible" In 1976

clock-iconJune 26, 2026
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The Unexpected Reason Why Vikings Swiftly Abandoned Their Settlements In GreenlandThe Hvalsey farmstead in Qaqortukulooq, Greenland, has some of the best-preserved Norse ruins in the Eastern Settlement.

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The Unexpected Reason Why Vikings Swiftly Abandoned Their Settlements In GreenlandThe Hvalsey farmstead in Qaqortukulooq, Greenland, has some of the best-preserved Norse ruins in the Eastern Settlement.
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The Unexpected Reason Why Vikings Swiftly Abandoned Their Settlements In Greenland

clock-iconJune 25, 2026
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The Largest Inland Body Of Water On Earth Has Dramatically Shrunk Since The '90s, And Scientists Think They Finally Know WhyAn old Lun-class ekranoplan – a strange hybrid vehicle that combines a boat's hull with an aeroplane's wings to glide over water – sits on the shores of the Caspian Sea in Kaspiysk, Dagestan, Russia.

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The Largest Inland Body Of Water On Earth Has Dramatically Shrunk Since The '90s, And Scientists Think They Finally Know WhyAn old Lun-class ekranoplan – a strange hybrid vehicle that combines a boat's hull with an aeroplane's wings to glide over water – sits on the shores of the Caspian Sea in Kaspiysk, Dagestan, Russia.
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The Largest Inland Body Of Water On Earth Has Dramatically Shrunk Since The '90s, And Scientists Think They Finally Know Why

clock-iconJune 23, 2026

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The Top 10 Percent Of Global Consumers Cost Planet Earth Up To $5.7 Trillion Each YearAeroplanes line up at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) in California.

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The Top 10 Percent Of Global Consumers Cost Planet Earth Up To $5.7 Trillion Each YearAeroplanes line up at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) in California.
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The Top 10 Percent Of Global Consumers Cost Planet Earth Up To $5.7 Trillion Each Year

clock-iconJune 22, 2026

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7 Percent Of Earth's Most Endangered Great Ape Species Was Wiped Out By Cyclone Senyar In 2025A close up photo of a Tapanuli orangutan's face. The ape had the characteristic wide-plate shaped face and orange-ginger fur.

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7 Percent Of Earth's Most Endangered Great Ape Species Was Wiped Out By Cyclone Senyar In 2025A close up photo of a Tapanuli orangutan's face. The ape had the characteristic wide-plate shaped face and orange-ginger fur.
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7 Percent Of Earth's Most Endangered Great Ape Species Was Wiped Out By Cyclone Senyar In 2025

clock-iconJune 12, 2026

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Polar Bear Attacks Could Become More Common Under Climate Change. For The First Time, “Bear-Dar” Proves It Can Prevent Surprise Encountersa polar bear mom and her two cubs next to tyre tracks in the snow, they are near humans

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Polar Bear Attacks Could Become More Common Under Climate Change. For The First Time, “Bear-Dar” Proves It Can Prevent Surprise Encountersa polar bear mom and her two cubs next to tyre tracks in the snow, they are near humans
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Polar Bear Attacks Could Become More Common Under Climate Change. For The First Time, “Bear-Dar” Proves It Can Prevent Surprise Encounters

clock-iconJune 11, 2026
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From Heatwaves To Extreme Storms, The World's Blood Stocks Are Under Threat From Climate ChangeQUEENS, NY - NOVEMBER 11: Damaged houses without power at night in the Rockaway due to impact from Hurricane Sandy in Queens, New York, U.S., on November 11, 2012.

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From Heatwaves To Extreme Storms, The World's Blood Stocks Are Under Threat From Climate ChangeQUEENS, NY - NOVEMBER 11: Damaged houses without power at night in the Rockaway due to impact from Hurricane Sandy in Queens, New York, U.S., on November 11, 2012.
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From Heatwaves To Extreme Storms, The World's Blood Stocks Are Under Threat From Climate Change

clock-iconJune 9, 2026
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