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utah water drought climate impacts
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Utah’s suicide pact with the fossil fuel industry

“The whole connection between water and climate change, and conventional energy development and climate change, is not front and center” in Utah, says Brad Udall, a senior water and climate research scientist at Colorado State University’s Colorado Water Center.

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The biblical flood that will drown California
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The biblical flood that will drown California

And take America’s most precious farmland—and Disneyland—with it.
Causes
“Get the hell off”: The Indigenous fight to stop a uranium mine in the Black Hills
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“Get the hell off”: The Indigenous fight to stop a uranium mine in the Black Hills

Can the Lakota win a “paper war” to save their sacred sites?
ORIGINAL REPORTING
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Trump administration sued by 17 states over frozen funds for electric vehicle charging network

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Zeldin’s EPA restructuring could curb climate action and strain environmental protections

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How fragile power grids and extreme weather combined to cause Europe’s biggest blackout in decades

Regenerative agriculture drought resilience

As regenerative agriculture gains momentum, report warns of “greenwashing”

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Nuclear revival plan faces obstacles at Tennessee Valley Authority

CLIMATE
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How a First Nation’s housing project could spark a home-rescue revolution

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Michigan reimagines its toxic land as a solar-powered future