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Dust Storm Causes huge Pileup
The busy Interstate 10 corridor northwest of Tucson reopened Wednesday after a massive dust storm caused a deadly pileup
Waves Double In Size Off UK
Waves said to be twice the normal height expected off a Western Isles coast have been recorded. The rollers of
Environmentalists Sail In Garbage
Fancy a holiday in a sea of junk? Environmentalists in the United States are offering "eco-adventurers" the chance to
Earthquakes Hit Off La Palma
The Instituto Geografico Nacional (IGN) has reported surface deformations exceeding 35mm on the Spanish island of El Hierro, where
Warming Causes Shrinking Animals
Melting ice, outbreaks of disease, more intense storms and more forest fires are just some of the effects scientists
Hundreds Killed In Thailand Floods
The severe monsoon season in Thailand has now killed more than 200 people in the worst flooding in decades,
South korea Abandons Flood Aid
South Korea said Tuesday it had abandoned efforts to send flood relief to North Korea after Pyongyang failed to
Planet Far Away From Climate Goals
The world remains far away from meeting UN-backed goals on holding back climate change, setting the stage for major
Dozens killed In Philippine Typhoon
Dozens of people have been killed in Typhoon Nalgae, the second typhoon to hit the Philippines in a week. Nalgae
Austrian Glaciers Shrink Fast
Austria's glaciers shrank dramatically this summer, the most since a record hot period in 2003, principally because of low