Weather
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How 2021 Extreme Weather Events Cost the US About $145 Billion Dollars
There was no lack of disastrous weather catastrophes hitting the United States last year. There was no lack of disastrous weather catastrophes hitting the United States last year, from pipe-bursting cold in Texas to road-warping heat in the Pacific Northwest, with an endless procession of wildfires thrown in for good measure, as regular Earther readers will know.
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