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The article recounts how summer wildfires in France, Greece, and Spain burned tourist areas, forcing thousands to evacuate and causing deaths. It uses before-and-after images and dramatic descriptions to survey damage across Crete, Paros, Porto Germeno, Ávila, and Andalusia.
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The EPA is moving to eliminate a regulation that limits greenhouse gas emissions from power plants. The brief item notes that a Bloomberg News reporter will discuss the development on CBS News.
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Torrential rains caused dangerous flash floods in Connecticut, with more storms hitting the Central U.S. and tornado watches posted in Iowa. The report includes forecasts and coverage of the severe weather.
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The Atlantic has gone without a hurricane through mid-September 2026, the longest such dry spell since satellite tracking began in 1966, with a strengthening El Niño cited as a possible cause. Forecasters note records may be incomplete before the satellite era 60 years ago.
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A left-leaning transportation advocacy group backing Nithya Raman in the Los Angeles mayoral race is campaigning to replace the city’s palm trees, arguing they consume water and provide little shade. The proposal drew online backlash, and the group is also running attack ads against Mayor Karen Bass. Streets For All says the palm-tree effort was not coordinated with Raman.
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Anita Kathleen Ranker was identified after her remains, found beneath a California bridge during a drought in 2015, went unidentified for years. Investigators now believe she may have been a homicide victim and have identified a person of interest.
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An opinion column blames Labour and Defra ministers for rural discontent, arguing that a vegan environment secretary and an animal rights deputy are hostile to farmers. It criticizes the family farm tax, hunting and shooting restrictions, and rewilding policies, saying they ignore rural communities.
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The EPA is expected to finalize a rule repealing Biden-era carbon and toxic emissions standards for fossil fuel power plants, while proposing a further rollback of greenhouse gas standards. Oil prices surged above $100 a barrel after the Saudi East-West Pipeline was struck and Houthis expanded control over the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.
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Carlsbad declared a local emergency over an unstable coastal bluff threatening collapse amid erosion concerns tied to upcoming El Niño conditions. The declaration lets officials expedite stabilization work, including extending an existing rock revetment with large boulders pending a California Coastal Commission permit.
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Flash flooding struck parts of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, interrupting a half-marathon and submerging cars. Officials reported up to seven inches of rain in a short period, leading to water rescues and stranded motorists.
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A study warns the Himalayas are nearing a tipping point as glaciers melt faster, threatening water security and exposing millions to glacial lake outbursts. It follows an August glacier collapse that killed at least 1,300 people and left thousands missing in Nepal and Tibet.
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A new non-peer-reviewed study models how an AMOC collapse could reduce global wheat, maize, and rice yields and trigger sharp food-price increases, with the UK, Scandinavia, Canada, Germany, and Ukraine especially exposed. The article reports the projected climate and agricultural impacts without advocating a political position.