Isaias strengthened into Category 1 hurricane prior to making landfall late Monday night, bringing dangerous storm surge and flash flooding.
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Florida avoids major damage from Tropical Storm Isaias, track headed for Carolinas
Isaias is no longer forecast to regain hurricane strength, the National Hurricane Center said.
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Coastal flooding linked to climate change could cost trillions of dollars and affect hundreds of millions of people in the U.S. and around the world.
Soon-to-be Tropical Storm Isaias could impact Florida after lashing Caribbean with wind, rain
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Indian teenagers discover asteroid near Mars moving toward Earth
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Hawaii dodged the worst of Hurricane Douglas on Monday, forecasters reported, as the storm swirled by just north of the islands.
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Climate change may push polar bears to the brink of extinction within 100 years, study says
All but a few polar bears in the Arctic will likely be gone by the end of the century unless measures are taken to reduce global warming, study says.