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Why Western Ghats States Can’t Agree on Eco-Sensitive Areas
One of the world’s richest biodiversity hotspots has been in political limbo for more than a decade. The Western Ghats…
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NYC Wants to Use Thermal Energy to Cool Subway Stations
Anyone who has waited for a train in New York during August knows a platform can feel hotter than the…
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Drought Scorches Italy’s Rice Belt as Water Supplies Hit Record Lows
Water has always been the one thing northern Italy’s rice growers could count on. Not anymore. As 2026 stretches into…
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Tiger Stripes Are as Unique as Fingerprints — Here’s How That Helps Conservation
A tiger’s coat is dramatic from a distance, but look closely and each animal has its own personal signature. Tiger…
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Pennsylvania Confronts an Unfamiliar Climate Hazard: Wildfire Smoke
For most of its history, Pennsylvania has not had to think about wildfire smoke. Coal dust and factory pollution, yes.…
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Sand Mining: The Overlooked Resource Crisis Fueling Construction Booms Worldwide
Every city skyline, every new highway, every poured concrete floor depends on one humble material most people don’t even think…
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Inside theBillion-Dollar Reptile Trade Devastating Wild Populations
Reptile trafficking, Snakes, turtles, lizards and crocodiles are being taken from forests, deserts and rivers at an alarming rate to…
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Wildfires Near Spokane, Washington, Wind Down as Evacuees Begin to Return
The Spokane wildfires are starting to die down after causing havoc across eastern Washington. Firefighters are gaining control of the…
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IMD Summer Alert: Top 3 Extreme Weather Patterns Splitting India Between Deadly Heatwaves and Flash Floods
India is witnessing two extremes at the same time this summer. While several northern states continue to experience severe heatwaves…
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What Temperature Should I Set My AC to Save Money? 3 Hacks to Lower Your Electricity Bill
When summer temperatures soar, many people immediately set their air conditioner to 16°C, believing it will cool the room faster.…
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