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-Super Typhoon Champi became the world’s strongest tropical cyclone of 2026 

-Earth’s days are getting longer because rising seas are shifting mass from the poles toward the equator


-Melting glaciers will contribute up to 1.2 inches of sea level rise by 2100


-Patches of open water surrounded by sea ice staying open in Antarctica win...


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 -Research suggests that humanity is exceeding Earth’s ecological limits 

- A global shift to sustainable, plant-rich diets could halve cattle production by 2050

- Fungi are gaining long-overdue recognition as a third pillar of nature alongside flora and fauna

-A new nationwide map identifies U.S. rivers most able to sustain aquatic biodiversity

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 -Research suggests that humanity is exceeding Earth’s ecological limits 

- A global shift to sustainable, plant-rich diets could halve cattle production by 2050

- Fungi are gaining long-overdue recognition as a third pillar of nature alongside flora and fauna

-A new nationwide map identifies U.S. rivers most able to sustain aquatic biodiversity

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-Earth's life-support systems are in peril — and they're getting worse 

-A Kelvin wave so severe it could raise sea levels along California by up to a foot


-178 major fossil-fuel and cement producers have already caused the majority of global warming


-The herbicide atrazine contaminates roughly 860,000 miles of U.S. rivers


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