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Bushfires · AustraliaThousands of firefighters on Saturday toiled in Australia's Victoria state to get the upper hand on bushfires that have razed homes, cut power to tens of thousands and burned vast swathes of bushland.See the Story
Australian bushfires raze homes, cut power to tens of thousands
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NASA · United StatesA massive iceberg is “sopping with blue meltwater and on the verge of complete disintegration,” NASA announced Thursday. In a news release, NASA revealed that iceberg A-23A, among the largest and oldest ever tracked by scientists, could be just days or weeks away from disintegrating fully “as it drifts in the South Atlantic between the eastern tip of South America and South Georgia island.”See the Story
Massive iceberg could be days away from ‘complete disintegration’: NASA
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Environment · GermanyThe river Rhine is estimated to carry between 3,000 and 4,700 metric tons of macrolitter—pieces of litter larger than 25 millimeters in size—towards the North Sea every year, according to research published in Communications Sustainability. See the Story
Up to 4,700 metric tons of litter flows down the Rhine each year
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