Coywolves are prospering in Eastern North America
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How to move a 1,000-pound rescued manatee (swimming isn’t an option)
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Analysis: Donald Trump election win could add 4bn tonnes to US emissions by 2030
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Rivers reborn: Alewives continue to make a recovery in the Penobscot watershed in Maine
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The Ute Mountain Ute Tribe will construct one of the largest solar farms in the US and cost over $1 billion
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Power companies are scrambling to satisfy the needs of data centers and new factories in the US
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What one researcher learned studying grizzlies for nearly forty years
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US court bans three dicamba based weedkillers and finds Environmental Protection Agency broke law in approval process
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New report shows that a crowded historic neighborhood suffered disproportionate casualties in Lahaina Hawaii fire
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Attempts to plant new Joshua Trees after destructive fires assisted by load carrying camels
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Hungry sea otters play a role in coastline protection
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How bad is Tesla’s hazardous waste problem in California?
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How a US mining firm sued Mexico for billions – for trying to protect its own seabed
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Helping bison find their way home to tribal lands
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Oil companies will soon pay fees for emitting a climate ‘super-pollutant’
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Silent Spring (Rachel Carson, 1962)
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40% of US electricity is now emissions-free
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Why a 100-year supply? How Arizona got its famous, yet arbitrarily numbered groundwater rule.
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Ephemeral pools of Moab - The nature and creatures of water pan/potholes with retired United States Geological Survey scientist Tim Graham
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Why the government drops flies on California
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Why is the Colorado River running dry?
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US government court filing promises to spend $1 billion to help depleted salmon populations recover
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US emergency risk index used for allocating disaster prevention and mitigation spending ignores coastal Washington tsunami risk and other predictable disasters
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Why did US National Environmental Policy Act peak in 2016?
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NYC budget cuts will close some composting programs
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New Google geothermal electricity project could be a milestone for clean energy
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In the face of mounting climate risks, the US insurance safety net is falling apart
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NASA mission excels at spotting greenhouse gas emission sources
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Companies knew the dangers of PFAS 'forever chemicals'—and kept them secret
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Scientists have found a ‘sleeping giant’ of environmental problems: Earth is getting saltier
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The next power plant is on the roof and in the basement
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Solar power to the people: California program brings clean energy to Oakland
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Gardeners observations are confirmed as US Department of Agriculture updates plant hardiness zone map
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Exxon aims to become a top lithium producer for electric vehicles with Arkansas drill operation
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US reenters the nuclear fuel game
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New York residents say a hazardous waste incinerator’s emissions violate their new constitutional right to a “healthful environment.”
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Curbside trash is a problem in NYC. Officials have a not-so-novel fix: plastic bins
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These American birds and dozens more will be renamed, to remove human monikers
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The unexpected climate policy that could tackle both US national debt and China: Carbon pricing has the potential to become a bipartisan policy
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China says it wants to bolster climate cooperation with US as California Gov. Gavin Newsom visits Beijing
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Twenty-one species removed from endangered list due to extinction, US wildlife officials say
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The Grid, Part III: The dream of deregulation
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As rooftop solar debate flares, California builders, landlords and renter advocates are taking sides
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Vermont utility plans to end outages by giving customers batteries
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The largest dam removal in history stirs hopes of restoring California tribes' way of life
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Holtec applies to restart shuttered Palisades plant
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California lawmakers move to ban irrigation of some decorative lawns
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A Washington state based startup called Aquagga has successfully deployed a PFAS destruction unit nicknamed “Eleanor”
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Two women were killed by bears on a day in 1967, the first such deaths in Glacier Park. Park policies completely changed in response.
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US Justice Department sues eBay over unlawful sales of pesticides, other products
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