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New global analysis shows that by 2100 thousands of vertebrate species could face extinction as climate-driven extreme heat combines with expanding human land use.

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The sinking of Tehran – figurative and literal – could trigger migration and instability far beyond the country's borders ...

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Less than a century after it was rediscovered, National Geographic's correspondent explored the ruins of Petra and found its ...