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Snow Day: Images of the East Coast StormA major winter storm walloped the eastern United States from Alabama up to New England. LiveScience collected photos of the snow and ice from across the area.
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Southern Britain Soaking in Record Wet JanuaryAtmospheric patterns have been keeping parts of southern England in a steady stream of rain
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State of Emergency Declared for West Virginia Chemical SpillThe spill of a chemical into a West Virginia river upstream of a water treatment plant has prompted officials to issue a warning to residents not to consume or use tap water.
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China Destroys Part of Illegal Ivory StockpileIn a ceremony today (Jan. 6), China destroyed 6 tons of its stockpile of illegally traded ivory, part of what experts see as a trend in crackdowns on poaching in the country.
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China to Destroy Confiscated Illegal Ivory on MondayChina will destroy ivory and other wildlife products confiscated from illegal trade on Monday (Jan. 6).
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Passengers of Stuck Antarctic Ship RescuedAll 52 passengers aboard the Russian research ship MV Akademik Shokalskiy have been rescued by helicopter and transported to an Australian icebreaker ship.
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13 Amazing Species Discovered in 2013Every year, scientists add to our knowledge of the wide variety of species that live on Earth. Here, LiveScience looks at 13 amazing species announced in 2013.
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Gallery: Zoo Babies Born in 2013A bevy of adorable baby animals arrived at zoos around the world this year, and from rare panda twins to fluffy swan cygnets, LiveScience is taking a look at some of the cutest.
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Coldest Places on Earth Found, In Antarctica, Of Course -
Major US Winter Storm Spotted from SpaceThe major winter storm hitting the West and moving into the Midwest was spotted by a satellite in orbit on Dec. 3, 2013.
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Climate Scientist: 2 Degrees of Warming Too Much -
Subtropical Storm Melissa Forms, Breaks Long LullSubtropical Storm Melissa has formed far out over the Atlantic Ocean, the 13th named storm of the 2013 Atlantic hurricane season, coming after a nearly month-long lull in activity.
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One Year Ago Today: Future Superstorm Sandy FormedOne year ago, what would become Superstorm Sandy, one of the worst hurricanes in U.S. history, first formed in over the Caribbean Sea.
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Hurricane Raymond Seen from Space (Satellite Photos)Two satellites snapped pictures of Hurricane Raymond of the Pacific coast of Mexico just a day apart, -- it was only a tropical storm one day, but a major hurricane the next.
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US Carbon Dioxide Emissions Drop 3.8 PercentUS carbon dioxide emissions have dropped for the fifth year in the last seven, with the second largest yearly drop seen since 1990, according to newly released government numbers.
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Shutdown Over: Science Agencies Send Celebratory 'Back to Work' TweetsThey're back and tweeting about it! From NASA to the EPA, federal workers returned to the job today with the end of the government shutdown and took to Twitter to announce their return.
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Handful of National Parks Reopen With State Funds -
National Parks Closed, but Still Plenty of Leaf Peeping Spots -
Tropical Cyclone Phailin Barrels Toward IndiaTropical Cyclone Phailin, headed toward northeast India, could be a major storm when it makes landfall, potentially wreaking havoc on the area.
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Weather Service Forecasters Hike Through Blizzard to WorkIn the midst of a strong blizzard, government forecasters trekked over huge drifts of snow to get to work, even though they aren't being paid during the shutdown.
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Image Gallery: Hurricane Season 2013Take a look at the tropical storms and hurricanes that have formed during the 2013 Atlantic hurricane season. We'll update each time a new named storm forms.
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Tropical Storm Karen Forms, Likely to Hit US Gulf CoastTropical Storm Karen, the 11th named storm of the 2013 Atlantic hurricane season, has formed over the Gulf of Mexico and is expected to hit the U.S. Gulf Coast this weekend, possibly as a hurricane.
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Kiribati Man Presses Case as Climate RefugeeA man from the low-lying island nation of Kiribati is arguing that he is a climate refugee in New Zealand, saying that rising sea levels threaten the lives of those on Kiribati.
