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- India heading for worst drought since 1972
- Extreme weather batters Australia
- Stifling dust bad omen for future
- Prolonged Rain to Blame for Atlanta Flood
- Islands warn of extinction at UN climate week
- World's oceans warmest on record this summer
- Greenland Ice Sheet Melting Faster Than Expected
- Large Sunspot Detected on Far Side
- UN: Gaza’s water supply in danger of collapse
- Mexico Now Enduring Worst Drought in Years
- Record Floods Deluge Istanbul
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- British plan to tackle asteroids
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August
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- Living 'like fish' in Senegal's flooded capital
- Tropical Storm Danny May Drench Long Island
- Despair as drought cripples ‘Australia’s Mississip...
- Taiwan confirms 292 deaths, 385 missing from typho...
- Antarctic Glacier Thinning At Alarming Rate
- Oregon Looking for Relief from Record Heatwave
- Methane seeps from Arctic sea-bed
- Altantic Hurricane Season Heats Up
- NOAA report reveals record high sea temperatures
- Taken by storms … and heat
- Climate change fueling forest fires in Europe
- Typhoon and earthquakes devastate Asia
- Records wilted in July heat
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