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The Trump Administration has begun pushing for the expansion of U.S. nuclear power, driven in part…
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Extreme Drought Triggers Wildfire Risk Across Florida
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Global Flood Forecasts Are Wrong, 77 Million People At Risk
According to the journal Nature, tides around the world are rising much faster than most scientists estimate. By the end of the century, the new correction to sea level data means 48–68% more people would be affected than currently assumed, pushing the total number at risk up to roughly 77–132 million people
