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‘Exceptional’ Rainfall Brings One of Wettest Januarys on Record for Northern Ireland

Europe · Cornwall

‘Exceptional’ Rainfall Brings One of Wettest Januarys on Record for Northern Ireland

83% Center coverage: 18 sources

Three named storms – Goretti, Ingrid and Chandra – all brought downpours to many areas meaning its been the wettest January since 1877 See the Story

Something Unexpected Is Happening with Norway’s Polar Bears

Climate Change · Norway

Something Unexpected Is Happening with Norway’s Polar Bears

Coverage: 8 sources

The effects of climate change, at least locally, may be making them healthier.See the Story

The Colorado River's Largest Tributary Flows 'Uphill' for over 100 Miles — and Geologists May Finally Have an Explanation for It

Geology · Green River

The Colorado River's Largest Tributary Flows 'Uphill' for over 100 Miles — and Geologists May Finally Have an Explanation for It

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

Millions of years ago, the Green River carved a path through the Uinta Mountains instead of flowing around the formation. Now, researchers have discovered how this could have happened.See the Story

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