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A silhouette of factory smokestacks against a cloudy sky.

Business

US EPA rolls back power plant safeguards, raising pollution fears for communities

A SDG&E utility truck with a crane and equipment parked in front of a building.

Business

San Diego heat wave pushes SDG&E to record demand as nearly 15,000 lose power

A diagram illustrating the aquifer system, water table, and related features of the St. Johns River area.

Home

Northeast Florida officials say aquifer needs 30 extra inches of rain as springs dry up

An ambulance on a flooded road.

Home

Texas woman, 83, says rutted roads nearly kept ambulance from reaching her

A large fire engulfs trees near residential buildings under a smoke-filled orange sky.

Tech

'No world in which you can escape': Expert says climate change is coming for everyone

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts poses with seven people in front of a backdrop with the text "Northeast Vikings."

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Eagles star Jalen Hurts donates $600,000 to upgrade HVAC at overheating Philadelphia school

A "For Sale" sign is displayed in front of a residential home.

Home

Utah home prices climb again, leaving 91% of renters locked out of buying

A glacier in Nepal.

Tech

Scientists say warming destabilized Nepal glacier before collapse that killed 1,300

A wooden barn surrounded by green grass and purple wildflowers under a blue sky.

Home

Would-be homesteaders eye Great Lakes, warn Arizona and Texas come with water risks

A city skyline under a dark, cloudy sky with turbulent weather patterns.

Tech

British Columbia meteorologist says 'super' El Niño could bring record heat, floods, and droughts

People in a large water basin with fountains, set against the backdrop of the Eiffel Tower.

Tech

Paris hits 100th day above 77F, its highest tally since records began in 1872

Heavy machinery is working on a construction site with large pipes lined along a dirt path near agricultural fields.

Business

New York gas pipeline put on hold again after judges side with environmental groups