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Storms Slam Phoenix, 70,000 Without Power
Tens of thousands of people in Phoenix remain without power after a severe thunderstorm tracked over the city on
Japanese Get Ready To Run
Hundreds of thousands of people are standing by to evacuate their homes after scientists warned a huge volcanic eruption
Climate Change Intensified Texas Floods
We know that as humans emit greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, it causes the Earth to warm. But it
4.3 Quake Hits Washington’s Okanogan Area
Spokane — A moderate earthquake Tuesday morning shook the ground in southeast Okanogan County and could be felt up
Cotopaxi Volcano Ready To Blow
Cotopaxi in Ecuador continues to rumble after its first eruption in 70 years earlier this month. Over the last week,
U.N. Chief Urges Speed Up Of Climate talks
PARIS (Reuters) - United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urged world leaders on Wednesday to look beyond their national interests
Russia To Compensate Over Greenpeace Snatch
Russia must compensate the Netherlands over the 2013 seizure of Greenpeace's Arctic Sunrise ship during a protest against Arctic
Rare Rhinos Flee Indian Floods
Hundreds of rare rhinos and other animals are fleeing flooding in India's northeast, raising fears of a rise in
Cloud Based Climate Change “Solution”
In a move that has some environmentalists up in arms, a group of retired Silicon Valley engineers and scientists
Turkish Floods Kill At Least Eight
At least eight people have been killed after heavy flooding and a landslide hit north-eastern Turkey, according to officials. The