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September 2024

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Helene’s powerful floods prompt urgent relief efforts – and a wakeup call

First a hurricane and then a tropical storm, Helene left its severest damage inland, where people weren't expecting, or prepared for, such a deluge.…
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2024-09-30 16:54

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How to fight urban warming? Detroit chooses to plant green spaces.

Urban areas trap heat due to heat-absorbing surfaces like asphalt and concrete. More cities are adding trees and green spaces to cool the air temperature while heat waves become longer and…
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2024-09-29 20:25

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Junior the bear settled under a suburban LA home. Why that’s a conservation win.

The proliferation of bear sightings in Los Angeles results in viral videos that charm humans. Underlying the excitement is an environmental victory.…
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2024-09-27 12:00

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Hurricane Helene is surging toward the southeast US. And it’s gaining power.

Expected to hit Sept. 26, Hurricane Helene is forecast to be one of the largest storms in years to hit the southeastern United States. The storm passed over the Cayman…
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2024-09-26 17:28

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How ships can make green fuel, and natural winds are key to cooling a city

Progress roundup: Wind patterns are in Frankfurt’s city building plan; plus, a new green hydrogen fuel, and three news briefs on justice and equality.…
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2024-09-26 16:01

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Tornadoes are swirling in unusual places. Why twisters are shifting east.

Tornado patterns are changing, as twisters land farther east in the U.S. and arrive later in the year. Here’s why and what residents can do to be ready.…
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2024-09-25 17:57

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In a one-two punch against plastic, California sues Exxon, bans plastic bags

California sued ExxonMobile on Sept. 23 for misleading the public through slick marketing campaigns about its plastic products. A day earlier, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law banning all plastic bags starting in…
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2024-09-24 17:55

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Can US seafood industry revive? Mayor and fishmonger Larry Toomer has a recipe.

Americans are eating more seafood. But imports have left domestic fisheries struggling. Some see a path forward in reconnecting with local consumers.…
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2024-09-23 21:40

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Without water, how do you fight wildfires? Algeria leans on AI, drones, and trucks.

Rural Algerian firefighters are pioneering new ways to combat wildfires fed by Algeria’s hot, dry climate. With artificial intelligence and new laws, the government is streamlining faster responses and saving…
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2024-09-23 17:31

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What a Tunisian exodus says about the future of global migration

In an age of global migration, Tunisia offers a window into key stressors driving migrants from their homes.…
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2024-09-20 17:09

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How a group of zookeepers ended up taking a roadtrip with their animals to safety

Cranes, hawks, foxes, and more were evacuated from Big Bear Alpine Zoo after wildfires burned through the San Bernardino wilderness. Zookeepers were quick to help the animals in their care by driving…
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2024-09-20 16:26

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Do you really know how the US power grid works? You should. Here’s why.

Warnings about the power grid’s reliability are common. Here’s a primer on what “the grid” is and why it’s so complicated to update. …
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2024-09-16 18:54

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Air conditioning gets expensive. Here’s how to save money – and help the planet.

Increased air-conditioning demand, alongside rising energy prices in some places, is causing some consumers to feel strained. Here are charts on AC usage in the U.S. and tips on how to…
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2024-09-09 21:31
August 2024

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85 million Americans were under heat alerts this week. Is climate change the cause?

Extreme weather and climate change are often linked, but scientists are still learning about their connections. That impacts decisions in a wide array of fields. …
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2024-08-29 18:03

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In sports and the arts, making room for mental health and disabilities

Progress roundup: Fans are recognizing that athletes have mental health needs. And in formal venues, rules soften so more people can enjoy the arts.…
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2024-08-27 20:43

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From Illinois to Sierra Leone, laws on child labor and child marriage

Progress roundup: Social media family vlogs must set aside pay for children in Illinois. And child marriage is outlawed in Sierra Leone.…
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2024-08-13 17:47

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To hug or to cut? A new generation of foresters says do both.

Cutting timber the right way can actually make forests more dynamic, says a new generation of foresters who focus on ecology and climate change.…
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2024-08-09 16:07

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Tropical Storm Debby tests severe-weather readiness

Tropical Storm Debby is an example of how, as storms and extreme weather events become more frequent, towns and residents are trying to adapt. …
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2024-08-08 22:17

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Staying alive: Why Californians are escaping nation’s biggest wildfire

Northern California’s Park Fire, like others burning across the country, is forcing thousands to evacuate, testing survival and management skills.…
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2024-08-02 19:09
July 2024

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You put stuff out for recycling. What happens next might surprise you.

Differing standards and industry practices for curbside recycling programs can confuse consumers. We sort out some questions about recycling in the U.S.…
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2024-07-30 18:39

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Giant California fire fits a pattern: Rising risks, human causes

As California’s Park Fire continues to burn and prompt evacuations, the state is wrestling to control it, with rising costs and growing humility.…
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2024-07-29 23:22

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Can that gas be remoooved? The quest for climate-friendly cows.

Methane is one of the most potent greenhouse gases. Researchers are trying to lower methane emissions from cows by studying the effects of what they eat.…
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2024-07-29 23:04

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Paw-sitive safety measures to protect family pets during summer heat

As summer temperatures rise, it’s not just humans who need to be careful. Furry family members must also be protected. Here are tips to keep pets safe and cool.…
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2024-07-26 17:29

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Wildfires blaze across Western US and Canada. How big are they?

Wildfire season is underway across Canada and the Western U.S. states with nearly 80 fires burning. Jasper National Park in Canada evacuated its 5,000 residents and 20,000 park visitors.…
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2024-07-25 17:59

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Paul Watson goes to extreme lengths to protect whales. Japan says he belongs in jail.

Paul Watson, known for his aggressive anti-whaling activism, has been arrested on a warrant from Japan. He could face 15 years in prison.…
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2024-07-22 17:31

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New Jersey got the brunt of Superstorm Sandy. A superfund could prepare for the next one.

To protect from future big storms on par with Superstorm Sandy, a new initiative in New Jersey recommends implementing a 2% surcharge on property insurance policies and mandatory fees on…
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2024-07-22 17:24

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Safer skies and seas: Fresh support for disabled travelers and climate-changed oceans

Progress roundup: An international tribunal links ocean health to climate change. In the U.S., new laws address the well-being of disabled travelers.…
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2024-07-15 18:12

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Ithaca, New York, set ‘totally crazy’ climate goals. Here’s what happened next.

Ithaca, New York, launched a Green New Deal five years ago. The city’s journey shows the promise and pitfalls of municipal action on climate change. …
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2024-07-10 17:14

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