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Ocean acidity increases surprise researchers
Extra carbon dioxide from the atmosphere has ended up in the world's oceans, increasing the acidity of the sea, scientists say. Reducing carbon emissions could help solve the problem.
Conditions in Atlantic ripe for big 2011 hurricane season, US says
Oil spill report sketches anatomy of a flawed US response in Gulf
Static kill plugs Gulf oil spill leak, but much work remains
Gulf oil spill: Where has the oil gone?
July 22, 2010 Photos of the Day
BP oil spill spreads toward Pensacola, as wildlife toll rises
Active hurricane season ahead: too soon to tell oil spill's impact
US analysts expect at least seven Atlantic hurricanes this season
EPA scolds BP in Gulf oil spill: dispersant is too toxic, change it
Gulf oil spill targets Florida beaches as it nears loop current
Gulf oil spill: Has BP 'turned corner' with siphon success?
In Gulf oil spill, how helpful – or damaging – are dispersants?
In Pictures Louisiana oil spill
Death of coral reefs could devastate nations
What's behind record flood predictions?
As Climate Change debate wages on, scientists turn to Hollywood for help
Obama, science, and a new team in Washington
Obama radio address: Technology key to planet's survival
Ocean 'dead zones' growing

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