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Climate Modeling Confirms Historical Records Showing Rise in Hurricane Activity
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Vice President Harris’ First National Space Council Meeting
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Stony Brook University Awarded $9 Million to Develop Soil Technology That Could Replace Cement, Address Erosion Impact
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Recycling of Tectonic Plates a Key Driver of Earth’s Oxygen Budget
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