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In the September 2012 issue, editor Peter Miller writes about weather gone wild, and the even wilder weather still to come. Photographer Stephanie Sinclair and writer Joshua Hammer offer an intimate look at life in Yemen and the challenge of dealing with rebels, refugees, and al Qaeda. Other articles explore the ocean life around underwater mountains; Roman walls, the far-reaching remnants of the Roman Empire that still dot landscapes today; and the quirky life of Romania’s nouveau riche.

Special content for iPad includes…

• What’s Up with the Weather? video — Tornadoes, hurricanes, floods, fires, hail storms…is Earth’s climate changing dangerously?
• Top 10 Weather Disasters graphic — See a chart of the most costly U.S. weather disasters starting in 1980; tap on a year to view a detailed list of disasters.
• Explore an Underwater World video — Explore the underwater world of Cortes Bank, off the coast of California, with underwater photographer Brian Skerry.
• Tour of a Seamount animation and location map — See a video of seamounts and their profound effect on life in the oceans; tap on the map to see where seamounts are located.
• Exploring Mauna Kea interactive graphic — What makes Mauna Kea the world’s tallest mountain is its total elevation, most of it underwater; tap and swipe to see how.
• Yemeni Youth video — See a video of young Yemenis break-dance and beat box.
• Roma Song and Dance — Experience an afternoon with a little Roma girl and her grandfather’s music.

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