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How Wildfire Smoke Impacts Animals and Wildlife Health

How Wildfire Smoke Impacts Animals and Wildlife Health

Wildfire smoke affects animals in unique ways, prompting scientists to launch new research efforts to understand the widespread ecological consequences. As fire seasons start earlier, last longer, and burn larger…

California Heat Wave Puts Millions Under Dangerous Alerts

California Heat Wave Puts Millions Under Dangerous Alerts

At least 37 million people faced heat alerts as a severe multi-day October heat wave persisted across nearly all of California. Temperatures soared 20 degrees above normal for this time…

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Hurricane season remains unusually quiet after Sept. 10

As of now, no hurricane has formed in the Atlantic basin, despite the climatological peak of hurricane season, Sept. 10, having already passed.Source: globalnews.ca; Author: Rebecca LauSource: globalnews.ca

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EPA moves to scrap power plant climate pollution rules

The Environmental Protection Agency announced its plans today to kill any remaining standards on how much greenhouse gas pollution power plants are allowed to emit in the US. The move…

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PFAS production set to grow to meet AI datacentre demand

By Damien Gayle, Environment correspondent — 14 September 2026 Big manufacturers are planning to produce more of the forever chemicals to meet demand from datacentres, a campaign organisation has warned.…

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Hawaii and California residents recover after hurricanes impact coastlines

Residents across Hawaii and Southern California are beginning recovery and cleanup efforts following damage caused by two hurricanes that passed near their coasts. Reporter Carter Evans has the details.Source: cbsnews.com

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The U.S. just had its hottest summer on record, NOAA says

Federal officials announced that the United States has registered its hottest summer on record following months of soaring temperatures and spreading drought conditions nationwide. Data from the National Oceanic and…