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The ECDC warns that record-breaking outbreaks of the West Nile virus could become a 'new normal' in Europe, with August and September eventually coming to have seasonal peaks.
A rare deep-sea hydrothermal system has been discovered in the western Pacific that produces massive hydrogen emissions.
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Scientists have found data on atmospheric CO₂ concentrations in the Mesozoic reconstructed from dinosaur tooth enamel.
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Asia is paying an increasingly high price for extreme weather fueled by climate change. As climate-driven disasters intensify, the region is warming nearly twice as fast as the global average.
This year, in 2025, America's forests will no longer be untouched. The greenery is threatened: 133 million hectares could lose their silence, their shade, and their promise of the future.
Just 72 hours after the megathrust earthquake, as many as seven volcanoes on the Russian Peninsula erupted. Some of them had been dormant for six centuries, leading geologists to wonder if the quake could have awakened them.