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2024: Volume 15, Issue 6
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Mitigating the Environmental Risks of Fossil Fuel Extraction
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The Role of the Hydrosphere in Earth's Climate Regulation
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The Science of Forecasting: Techniques and Technologies for Predicting Weather
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Water Scarcity and the Hydrosphere: Addressing Global Challenges
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Weathering the Storm: Strategies for Dealing with Extreme Weather Events
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