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Onion Creek homeowners are evaluating their options when it comes to fighting future floods.
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Article excerptBiologists spent 18 months analyzing 32 types of fish native to California, including coho, chinook, chum and pink salmon and rainbow, cutthroat and redband trout.
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Article excerptThe Government says it is too early to give an estimate, but the cost to the country from relentless rains over the past three days could be staggering, considering that the damage from showers just a few weeks ago was preliminarily put at close to $500 million.
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Severe storms tearing through the Plains on Thursday produced massive, damaging hail and several reports of tornadoes.
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A new study that analyzed the health effects of summer weather in small to midsize population centers in three states shows that deaths and emergency department visits begin to rise significantly across the region well before the heat index hits the triple digits.
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But new research out today from a team led by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) shows this might be more serious a situation
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With the frequency of heavy precipitation increasing across most of the U.S., it follows that streamflow levels may be increasing as well.
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Tropical Cyclone Donna became the third named storm of the South Pacific cyclone season on May 3, taking advantage of warm waters and favorable atmospheric conditions. Donna’s path west and then south took the cyclone through the island nation of Vanuatu and then towards New Caledonia.
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During the 20th century, sea levels along the highly populated U.S. Mid-Atlantic coastline between New York and Virginia rose faster than in any other century during the past 4,300 years, according to a new study.
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The tundra of Alaska and other Arctic regions once soaked up atmospheric carbon and locked it in the frozen ground, reducing the amount of earth-warming greenhouse gas in the air.
