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Why are hundreds of sea turtles turning up dead off the coast of El Salvador?
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Why can't California control the wildfires?
The wildfires raging across northern California are already the most fatal in the state's history; at least 40 people are dead and thousands of homes have been razed.
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10 dead in Calif. wine-country wildfires
California's fire chief says at least 1,500 homes and commercial buildings have been destroyed in wildfires ripping through Northern California. (Oct. 9) AP
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California wildfires: 10 killed in 'unprecedented' wine country blaze
Wildfires destroy 1,500 structures and large swaths of northern California wine country as powerful winds fuel ‘an inferno like you’ve never seen before’
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Storm Nate: Hurricane heads to New Orleans
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BU might be closer to diagnosing CTE during life
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Australia to create national space agency
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Attorney: Tests show Aaron Hernandez had CTE
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Who's killing America's sperm?
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Hurricane Irma strengthens to Category 5 storm, with 180 mph winds
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What is a hydrogen bomb? A look at the latest potential threat from North Korea
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Eclipse spectacle set to grip US public
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Eggs containing fipronil found in 15 EU countries and Hong Kong
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It is easy to expose users' secret web habits, say researchers
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CTE Study Finds Evidence of Brain Disease in 110 Out of 111 Former NFL Players
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