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An investigation determined that explosions were set off near the two, adjacent pipelines.
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An inquisitive and thoughtful drone responsible for protecting a forest ecosystem stumbles upon a surprise deep in the woods.
The Court heard oral arguments on Monday in a case that hinges on semantics but has wide-ranging implications for water protections nationwide.
The president promised to support storm-resistant infrastructure as well as a new, modernized grid for the U.S. territory.
Twelve bears living at the Katmai National Park and Preserve in Alaska are once again competing to be the sultan of heft.
In some of the counties hardest hit by Hurricane Ian, questions remain over the timeliness of officials' actions.
More than 600,000 Floridians are still without power in the aftermath of the storm.
The group of executives who led PG&E at the time of the deadly Camp fire will have to pay for their role in the blaze.
A new study finds that a process meant to get rid of methane resulting from oil and gas production may be far less effective than previous estimates.
The storm is expected to bring flash floods and storm surges to both Carolinas.
By 2035, all new cars sold in the state will be required to be zero-emissions. The change will likely rapidly boost electric vehicle sales.
Experts say a massive amount of methane was released into the atmosphere due to possible explosions in the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines.
Climate disasters aren't political, and the conversation around them needs to change.
The storm has upended communities in Florida, with homes washed away, streets turned to rivers, and millions without power.
The storm left catastrophic damage in its wake, particular in Charlotte and Lee Counties. And it still poses a risk to much of the coastal Southeast.
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