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California Slashes Supplies to Water Agencies Amid Record Drought
Water agencies serving roughly 27 million people and 750,000 acres of farmland will receive less water than they requested for this year from state reservoirs.
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Looking for an Outdoors Vacation Spot? Rockies, Blue Ridge Mountains Make Top 10 List of Ranges Worldwide
The Rockies and Blue Ridge Mountains are two of the top 10 ranges worldwide for holidays as recently ranked by U.K. outdoor clothing and gear outfitter Blacks.
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Bitcoin Miners Are Helping the Texas Grid Brace for Winter Storm Impact
As a major winter storm descends on Texas, crypto miners are powering down operations to help ease the burden on the state’s already beleaguered power grid.
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Severe Natural Disasters Expose Asia's Lack of Insurance Protection
Extreme weather exposed the enormity of Asia’s underinsurance against natural disasters due to climate change, compared to the rest of the world.
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California Water Officials Warn State Could Face Third Consecutive Dry Year as Early Snowpack Dissipates
The warning comes as California grapples with worsening wildfire seasons, water shortages and historic drought conditions fueled by climate change.
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Airlines Cancel Thousands of Flights as Winter Storm Bears Down on Northeast
Close to 3,000 U.S. flights scheduled for Saturday were canceled.
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Bill Gates, John Kerry Stress ‘Urgent' Need for Businesses to Join Climate Fight
Bill Gates has stressed the urgent need for businesses to step up and invest in emerging green technologies as the fight against climate change intensifies.
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Weather Disasters Caused $145 Billion in Damage Last Year in the U.S., Says NOAA
In the last five years, from 2017 through 2021, the total cost of these billion-dollar disasters has been $742 billion, according to NOAA.
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Sen. Tim Kaine Arrives in D.C. After Being Stuck in a Winter Storm Traffic Jam for 27 Hours
Other stranded drivers in Virginia were forced to turn off their cars to conserve gasoline, even as temperatures plunged below freezing overnight.
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More Than 100 Still Missing After Kentucky Tornadoes; Death Toll Stands at 74, Gov. Beshear Said
At least 74 people were confirmed dead in the state, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said Tuesday, and that number will likely continue rising.
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More Than 80 Killed in Kentucky After Deadly Tornadoes Rip Across Several States
Death toll in Kentucky from the deadly storms is expected to exceed more than 100, said Governor Andy Beshear.
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Biden Says His Administration Will Do ‘Whatever Is Needed' to Help States Reeling From Tornadoes
President Joe Biden said his administration is standing by and ready to do “whatever is needed” after the tornadoes.
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Kentucky Governor Declares State of Emergency After Deadly Tornado, Asks Biden for Assistance
Early estimates have placed the death toll in Kentucky at 50 but could rise.
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How to Protect Your House From Costly Winter Weather Damage
Winter weather — snow, ice, freezing or flooding — can cause expensive damage to your home, although some of it may be preventable.
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Wildfires Produced Record-Breaking Emissions This Year From U.S. to Turkey
Blazes also devastated Greece, Italy, Albania, North Macedonia, Spain, Algeria and Tunisia this year, according to the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service.
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Flood-Ravaged British Columbia Declares State of Emergency
The flood conditions have cut off transportation routes between the lower mainland of B.C. and the province’s interior and left thousands of people stranded.
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The October Tax Extension Deadline Is Fast Approaching
The tax extension deadline is approaching. Filers have until Oct. 15, 2021, to avoid extra penalties and fees.
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Climate Change Can Impact Your Finances. The Government Wants to Come Up With Solutions
The Treasury Department is looking at the impact of climate change on American households’ finances, as well as how to address those risks.
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Lake Powell Could Stop Producing Energy in 2023 as Water Levels Plunge
The Bureau of Land Management projects a 34% chance that Lake Powell’s water levels will fall below the minimum level necessary to generate power in 2023.
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Photos Document the Fight to Save the World's Largest Trees
Last week, fires began burning out of control in steep canyons near Sequoia National Park, which contains some of the world’s largest trees.