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Climate
Climate science, energy transition, environment and extreme weather.
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Of the 45 claims in Climate with evidence either way, 96% held up.
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Woodsy Owl provides tips for a safe and environmentally friendly Fourth of July on national forests, emphasizing fire safety, responsible recreation, and Leave No Trace principles.
A tornado damaged the Sabine National Forest.
The Cottonwood Circle celebrates their dedication to conservation in Central Oregon.
The Deschutes Land Trust recognizes volunteers with 10+ years of service.
The partnership aims to protect communities and restore forest health.
The USDA and Montana signed an agreement to reduce wildfire risk through collaborative forest management.
The National Forest Foundation, chartered by Congress, aims to restore and enhance National Forests and Grasslands by bringing people together.
A Forest Service burn boss describes his role in using prescribed fires to reduce wildfire risk and protect communities.
Years of planning and precise execution are crucial for success, balancing ecological health with community safety.
Heavy downpours impacted northern China, leading to evacuations and significant damage.
Torrential rains in Beijing caused at least 30 deaths and widespread flooding.
Recent floods in Beijing expose the city's vulnerability to extreme weather, highlighting water management issues and the impact of climate change.
The city's outdated infrastructure and unsustainable water practices are contributing factors.
The article provides guidance on minimizing exposure and protecting health during smoke events.
Wildfire smoke poses health risks, especially for vulnerable groups.
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Deforestation threatens this vital ecosystem service, impacting water quality and availability.
Forests act as natural sponges and filters, cleaning water and preventing floods.
Despite outward appearances of normalcy, underlying issues threaten the parks' future.
The Prescott National Forest has made steady progress over the past 20 years with a significant uptick in the scale of prescribed fires.
Recently analyzed in Climate
Residents and their livelihoods have become increasingly vulnerable to worsening summer storms and floods, as well as scorching heatwaves and drought.
CNN
The downpour prompted water rescues, damaged homes and businesses, and knocked out power for thousands.
The New York Times
The county, at the heart of the Texas Hill Country, suffered 108 known deaths, including at least 27 counselors and campers from Camp Mystic.
The New York Times
Dwindling habitat is forcing the animals closer to humans.
The New York Times
The Park Service dismantled a plaque about climate change at the Muir Woods National Monument in California.
The New York Times