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Colorado Could Face Extreme Drought Every 6 Years Due to Climate Change, Study Warns
Colorado faces increasing drought risks and severe wildfires as climate change intensifies, with experts urging immediate action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Severe Thunderstorms Threaten Nebraska, South Dakota on Monday, Heat Wave Alerts Issued for Over 50 Million Americans Across the Southwest US
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Plastic Crisis Efforts Obstructed By Companies And May Violate US Law, Report Says
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US Cucumber Recall: FDA Issues Warning Against Selling, Consumption of the Contaminated Plant Amid Salmonella Outbreak
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Western US Weather Forecast: Uptick in Thunderstorms Likely to Unleash New Wildfires
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US Weather: Severe Weather Seen To Affect, Bring Storms To Northern Rockies, Plains, Midwest
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Tornadoes in Texas: NWS Issues Tornado Warnings for Dallas, Kaufman and Rockwall Counties on Tuesday
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US Bird Flu Alert: Epidemiologists Warn US is 'Unprepared' for Potential Widespread Outbreak
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US Heat Forecast: NWS Issues Heat Advisory for Risk of Heat Illnesses in Texas and Louisiana
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South US Weather Forecast: Severe Weather, Dangerous Heat and Critical Fire Weather Conditions to Impact Region [NWS]
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US Records Deadliest Tornadoes in History
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More 4,000 Species Affected By Worldwide Wildlife Trafficking, UN Report Says
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US National Parks Face Identity Crisis as Climate Change Erodes Natural Wonders