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Epic Tornado Photo Still Powerful 10 Years Later. Here's How the Photographer Got the Shot

Epic Tornado Photo Still Powerful 10 Years Later. Here's How the Photographer Got the Shot

The once-in-a-lifetime image has been featured in books, magazines and a museum exhibit.

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Strawberries, Spinach Have the Most Pesticides, 'Dirty Dozen' List Says

Strawberries, Spinach Have the Most Pesticides, 'Dirty Dozen' List Says

Nearly 70 percent of the produce sampled had been contaminated by pesticides.

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Hot Magma Plume Found More Than 1,800 Miles Underneath Yellowstone Supervolcano

Hot Magma Plume Found More Than 1,800 Miles Underneath Yellowstone Supervolcano

Researchers studying Yellowstone National Park believe they have gotten their best insight yet into what may …

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China Wants to Build a Rain-Making Network Three Times the Size of Spain

China Wants to Build a Rain-Making Network Three Times the Size of Spain

Researchers say it could increase rainfall as much as 10 billion cubic meters, roughly 7 percent the amount o…

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Puerto Rico Mental Health Crisis on the Rise Six Months After Hurricane Maria

Puerto Rico Mental Health Crisis on the Rise Six Months After Hurricane Maria

Mental health issues have made a concerning rise in Puerto Rico as residents continue to grapple with massive…

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Many of the World's Iconic Buildings Are Likely Made of Fossils, Study Says

Many of the World's Iconic Buildings Are Likely Made of Fossils, Study Says

A popular building material is composed of living microbes that existed up to 200 million years ago.

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New Jersey Couple Reunited With Engagement Ring 9 Years After It Was Lost in Italy

New Jersey Couple Reunited With Engagement Ring 9 Years After It Was Lost in Italy

Their symbol of love proved it could stand the test of time.

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Houston Flooding From Climate Change Is Not a Matter of If, It's a Matter of When

Houston Flooding From Climate Change Is Not a Matter of If, It's a Matter of When

Urban development and a history of catastrophic flooding paint a worrisome picture for the city's future.

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