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Severe Weather in Central U S : Hail, Heavy Rains Likely Next Week

The latest weather forecast reports that severe weather will likely affect portions of the central U.S. next week. Recently, tornado concerns were reported in North Texas. Read here.

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US Tornado Safety Under Severe Weather: 5 Life-Saving Tips, Shelter Maps to Stay Away From Dangers

Tornadoes can happen anytime in the U.S., and early preparations can help people become safe from potentially severe weather. Read here.

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Ancient Corals Living 540 Million Years Ago Could Be First to Glow in Dark

Researchers suggested that deep-sea corals originating 540 million years ago could be the first glow-in-the-dark species. Read here.

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Plastic-Free Benefits For Environment: 8 Sustainable Ways to Avoid Increasing Plastic Waste

Due to increasing plastic pollution, eco-friendly ways are essential to be sustainable, reducing the global problem of plastic waste. Read here.

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Increasing Warming Temperatures Cause Rise of Heavy Metals in Colorado Streams

The latest report raised concerns about the impacts of warming temperatures on the Colorado mountain streams, causing a significant increase in heavy metals, including sulfate, copper, and zinc levels. Read here.

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