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A new study finds that human emissions are the main culprit behind the decades-long drought that ebbs and flows across the Western U.S. Scientists warn the drier pattern could become the new normal, with major implications for water supplies. 
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Parts of the Kuril Islands in Russia’s Far East have run out of gasoline, local authorities said Monday, as regions across the country face shortages that some have blamed on Ukrainian drone strikes on oil refineries and a summer surge in demand.
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It is one of the largest ice masses on Earth, covering an area of roughly 760,000 square miles. But the West Antarctic Ice Sheet is on the verge of a 'catastrophic' collapse, scientists have warned.
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Many of the maps that dictate the country’s riskiest flood zones — and decide who has to buy flood insurance — are significantly outdated.
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The Coyote Fire in El Dorado County is now 10% contained at 624 acres.
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Arizona mayors are confronting one the state's most pressing challenges, securing its water supply amid record drought conditions and increasing demand.
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A new study warns that irreversible changes happening in Antarctica, which are caused by climate change, could cause global oceans to rise by meters.
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Hawizeh’s wetlands once had abundant fishing and wildlife. In a land threatened by drought and desertification, oil drilling is draining the last of the water
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Natural climate variation is most likely reason as global heating due to fossil fuel burning has continued
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Chances of cyclone formation were at 70 percent through seven days, the NHC said early on Thursday.
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Authorities in Michoacán, Mexico, are deploying drones to scatter pre-germinated seeds over burned forests, aiming to restore areas devastated by record wildfires that destroyed 1.6 million hectares nationwide in 2024.
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A wildfire burning in a difficult-to-access area of the White River National Forest in Eagle County more than tripled in size Tuesday, prompting closures and evacuations, fire officials said.
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Lee Zeldin’s dismissal of climate change as “religion” is a smear tactic as old as the environmental movement itself. It’s also an insult to religion and religious values.
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The Northern Colorado town of Firestone no longer has a provider of drinking water to its growing town beyond 2028.
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The rapid disintegration of glaciers on the islands north of Norway foreshadows a catastrophic future for the Arctic, scientists warn.
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Charleston Flooding: Urgent Warning Issued As Hundreds of Thousands Told to 'Act Now' - Newsweek.com
More than 40 roads have been closed in Charleston, South Carolina, as torrential rain causes flash floods.
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Several lightning caused fires continue to burn throughout the state as aerial resources used across Montana.
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Even though there have been more than 2,700 wildfires in Florida so far this year, a fire in Broward County that was still ongoing on Friday is by far the largest, while most of them are human-caused.
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Residents cite pollution, loss of fishing and diminished tax revenue as liquefied natural gas production for export accelerates
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With the number of very hot days rising as well as average temperatures, more and more animals are vulnerable. But while some species can adapt, others are seeing huge population declines
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Out of roughly 200 people who testified on Tuesday, Inside Climate News counted fewer than ten who spoke in favor of the EPA’s move.
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The threat of high-severity wildfires in forests controlled by private timber companies may be much greater than in those managed by public lands agencies, a new study has found.
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The Coconino County Sheriff’s Office has placed several homes in the Forest Lakes area under a pre-evacuation status as a new wildfire burns in north-central Arizona.
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