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Pacific Weather Watch
Although Hurricane Nolo is moving away from the Hawaiian Islands, heavy rains and strong winds continue to threaten areas still recovering from previous storm damage.
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Climate
A rare diplomatic breakthrough sees the United States join global consensus on preserving statehood and maritime rights for low-lying countries, even as physical landmasses disappear.
Reported by 1 source
Climate
Rising temperatures and frequent wildfires are driving residents from Piana degli Albanesi, threatening the survival of a five-century-old ethnic minority and its agricultural traditions.
Reported by 1 source
Climate
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Climate
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Climate
Legislative efforts to renew agricultural policy face a fourth consecutive year of failure, with Democrats blocking progress over unaddressed nutrition aid cuts and Republicans struggling to secure the votes needed for passage.
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Climate
A new report by ex-agency researchers argues that recent administrative actions have weakened pollution safeguards, potentially increasing public health hazards as artificial intelligence infrastructure expands rapidly.
Reported by 1 source
Climate
A Fifth Circuit ruling in a Jackson, Mississippi case establishes that access to clean water and truthful official information during health crises are not protected constitutional rights, limiting legal recourse for residents of failing infrastructure systems.
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Climate
New directives redefine legal harm to wildlife, excluding habitat destruction and accidental killings from federal liability under the 1973 law.
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Climate
As climate-driven meltwater events become an annual reality for the Alaska capital, a digital dashboard offers residents critical lead time to protect property and lives.
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Climate
A unanimous panel ruled that the Department of Energy lacked legal authority to invoke emergency powers for the J.H. Campbell facility, setting a precedent that could impact similar orders nationwide.
Reported by 2 sources
Climate
New data reveals that states supporting Donald Trump account for the majority of recent solar growth, driven by business-friendly regulations and industrial demand even as federal tax incentives expire.
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Climate
Surging fuel prices driven by conflicts in Iran and Ukraine have pushed diesel to historic highs, increasing costs for consumers and raising concerns about winter heating bills and midterm election dynamics.
Reported by 1 source
Climate
The publication offers updated outlooks for winter weather, including regional estimates for when the first snow will arrive.
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Climate
Manufacturers in the Peach State adjust production lines and investment strategies as federal incentives vanish and tariffs rise, signaling a complex transition for the state's clean energy ambitions.
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