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Giant venomous spiders infiltrated the southeastern US and are
expected to spread rapidly, experts say |
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Fossil of 328 million-year-old octopus relative still has
suckers on its arms |
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https://www.cnn.com/2022/03/07/world/scott-kelly-rogozin-roscomos-twitter-russia-ukraine-scn/index.html |
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Massive meteor crater discovered beneath Greenland's ice is
much older than thought |
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Newly discovered rainbow-colored fish lives in the ocean's
'twilight zone' |
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Rare wolverine sighting in Yellowstone was captured on video |
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NASA will send your name around the moon. Here's how to sign
up |
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Capturing the heritage of the International Space Station
before it crashes into the ocean |
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Pristine ship discovered in Antarctica 107 years after it sank |
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Holes the size of city blocks are forming in the Arctic
seafloor |
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Sex traps can lure thousands of male giant hornets to their
death, study finds |
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Former astronaut to back off Twitter war with head of Russian
space agency |
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'Tiny' asteroid strikes Earth testing early warning system |
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NASA extends Ingenuity helicopter's mission on Mars to scout
ancient riverbed for the rover |
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Eugene Parker, the pioneer behind the 'mission to touch the
sun,' dies at 94 |
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Webb telescope shares new image after reaching optics
milestone |
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A sponge is the perfect environment to host various types of
bacteria, study says |
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European Space Agency suspends Mars mission with Russia |
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A new armored dinosaur species from the early Jurassic period
was discovered in China |
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Say hello to Horridus, one of the most complete Triceratops
fossils found on Earth |
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Ancient sacred pool discovery aligns with the stars |
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There are more than 5,000 worlds beyond our solar system, NASA
confirms |
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Astronomers see massive debris cloud in space after 2 objects
collide |
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A pizza dough without yeast has been risen by scientists in
Italy |
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NASA wants sustainable lunar lander concepts for future
Artemis missions |
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DNA tests reveal Dug the giant potato is not, in fact, a
potato |
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A dinosaur bigger than T. rex swam and hunted its prey
underwater |
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Mysterious 'odd radio circles' seen in space, new image shows |
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The surprising reason why Vikings abandoned a successful
settlement |
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Apollo 17 lunar sample opened for the 1st time |
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ESA plans to work more closely with NASA after Russia
expulsion from Mars mission |
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Solar Orbiter swings by the sun to unravel its mysteries |
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More than 5,000 worlds exist beyond our solar system. There
could be billions more |
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The defiant soldiers of Snake Island are actually 'alive and
well,' says Ukraine's navy |
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Yellowstone National Park celebrates 150 wild years--and what
a history it's been |
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Why a decades-old deadly crackdown on democracy is becoming
more important for Taiwan today |
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Shell follows BP out of Russia as oil companies abandon Putin |
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Coors Light is ditching those nasty plastic six-pack rings |
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Quest's World of Wonder: The endangered places on the World
Monuments Watch list for 2022 |
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Even before Ukraine crisis, majority of Americans wanted
country to prioritize renewable energy development, poll shows |
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Barring a 'miracle,' California snowpack will end the season
below average |
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Oil surges above $110 and natural gas soars as markets 'panic'
over Russia |
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UN agrees to create world's first-ever plastics pollution
treaty in a blow to big oil |
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Analysis: China can't do much to help Russia's sanction-hit
economy |
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An invasive species now has a new name to replace ethnic slur |
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Turn down the heat to stop Putin? Europe wrestles with its
Russian gas addiction |
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The US will now break out jobs data for Native Americans |
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This is what happens when space junk hits the moon |
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https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/botswana-largest-migration-nxai-pan-national-park/index.html |
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Development bank accused of lending millions to companies
allegedly linked to forced labor in Xinjiang |
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Bahrain's first solar panel manufacturer is blazing a trail
for renewables |
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Former Biden advisers, public health experts release COVID-19
'roadmap' with goal for transitioning out of pandemic phase |
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Amazon near tipping point of shifting from rainforest to
savannah, study suggests |
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Europe plans to slash Russian gas imports by 66% this year |
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The West closes in on Russia's last lifeline |
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Fertilizer giant Yara slashes production in Europe |
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The weather may be working against Putin |
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Investors nervously wait for Putin's next move |
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Ischia: The paradise island that offers a taste of the real
Italy |
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Chevron Phillips will pay nearly $120 million to clean up 3
chemical plants after allegations it violated Clean Air Act |
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EPA officially reinstates California's authority to craft its
own vehicle emissions standards |
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House passes ban on Russian oil, natural gas and coal |
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Why record-high gas prices won't be solved by drilling more
oil in the US |
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Coronavirus wastewater data, CDC guidelines can give mixed
signals on whether to mask |
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Donald Trump was asked about the future of Ukraine. He started
talking about windmills |
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Living the Dream: They bought a Caribbean island to start
their own country |
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Size of drought in US increased by the area of California in
the past month |
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A grieving surfer is taking hundreds of strangers' late loved
ones for one last ride |
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An 'excruciating year': Climate activists reset with Biden's
agenda on life support |
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Gravity could solve renewable energy's biggest problem |
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War has brought the world to the brink of a food crisis |
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The 47 wildest lines from Donald Trump's South Carolina speech |
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Scientists in the US are flying planes into clouds to make it
snow more |
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Australian court overturns teenagers' landmark climate ruling |
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Here are the companies pulling back from Russia |
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Starbucks is planning to phase out its iconic cups |
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Allergy season will start much earlier than normal and be far
more intense because of climate crisis, study suggests |
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For over 60 years, the identity of a girl whose body was found
in an Arizona desert has been a mystery. Now, 'Little Miss Nobody' has a name |
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Saharan dust turns skies orange over Europe |
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A growing number of Ukrainians can't access clean water. A CNN
Hero is sending thousands of water filters |
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Could Russia's war kick-start a renewable-energy revolution?
It depends where in the world you look |
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Federal appeals court rules Biden administration can use key
climate metric |
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Ukraine has requested military aid. Here's how allies are
providing assistance |
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https://www.cnn.com/2022/03/18/health/bpa-asthma-school-girls-wellness/index.html |
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USS Clamagore submarine will be destroyed and recycled, museum
says |
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Big-box stores could help slash emissions and save millions by
putting solar panels on roofs. Why aren't more of them doing it? |
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US tsunami warning system needs an urgent overhaul, experts
say |
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The SEC wants companies to disclose how much they pollute |
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Not only is Lake Powell's water level plummeting because of
drought, its total capacity is shrinking, too |
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Youth turnout could save, or sink, Democrats in 2022 |
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These were the best and worst places for air quality in 2021,
new report shows |
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An aging oil tanker has become a floating time bomb. It's an
environmental disaster waiting to happen |
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French energy giant TotalEnergies to stop buying Russian oil
by year-end |
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Russia's invasion of Ukraine has foreign investors fleeing
Taiwan. Here's why |
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UN chief announces plan to get the whole world access to early
weather warnings within 5 years |
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Russia destroys Chernobyl radiation monitoring lab, says
Ukraine |
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Flights are taking huge 'detours' around Russian air space.
Here's what that means for the climate crisis |
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Russia's days as an energy superpower are coming to an end |
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John Kerry plans to stay in climate envoy role through late
2022, says climate action in Congress is 'imperative' |
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Putin's leverage shows the danger of relying on fossil fuels |
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Quest's World of Wonder: 25 of the most beautiful places
around the world |
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The Great Barrier Reef is suffering a sixth mass-bleaching
event. Here's why scientists are concerned |
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Birds are laying eggs earlier, a new study shows. Scientists
blame the climate crisis |
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Europe can't live without Russian gas. Can this tiny Middle
East country help? |
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Dangerous chemicals found in food wrappers at major fast-food
restaurants and grocery chains, report says |
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Biden says in Poland that the stakes of Ukraine war go well
beyond its borders |
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Manchin engaging with Biden administration on new climate and
economic bill but timeline unclear |
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Antarctic ice shelf nearly the size of Los Angeles collapsed
as temperatures soared to 40 above normal |
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These fossil fuel companies sent more than $15 billion in
taxes to Russia since it annexed Crimea, NGOs say |
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8 takeaways from Biden's trip to Europe |
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Philippine authorities evacuate thousands as volcano Taal
spews mile-high plume |
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The 2022 campaign story was set. Then Russia invaded Ukraine. |
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The texts that shook the Supreme Court |
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Wildlife officials catch 500-pound bear roaming near a
Tennessee university |
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