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Alligator kills person near Myrtle Beach, police say
Environment
Sewage systems in Georgia fined for wastewater spills, records show
Riverkeeper: Despite spills, water is cleaner than 1990.
Nation World
Trash collecting devices in rivers chip away at world's ocean plastic problem
Many novel devices are being used or tested worldwide to trap plastic trash in rivers and smaller streams before it can get into the ocean.
Environment
Experts raising alarm about heat's impact on child health
The warning comes amid an extreme heat wave across the Southeast.
Nation World
Gateway towns to Yellowstone become dead ends after flood
Towns like Red Lodge, Montana, are both cleaning up from the flood and figuring out how they'll make ends meet without a steady stream of tourists.
Environment
Atlanta's 'heat island' | A look at which parts of the city are the hottest and why
Areas in a “concrete jungle” with buildings and asphalt absorb and re-emit heat, keeping these areas warmer throughout the day and night.
Nation World
After Yellowstone, floodwaters near Montana's largest city
The water in the Yellowstone River hit its highest level in nearly a century as it traveled east to Billings, Montana, home to nearly 110,000 people.
Nation World
Yellowstone flooding forces 10,000 to leave national park: 'Scariest river ever'
A National Weather Service meteorologist described the Yellowstone situation as "flooding that we’ve just never seen in our lifetimes before."
Nation World
Biden gets rid of solar panel tariffs amid Commerce Department inquiry
A Commerce Department inquiry has been scrutinizing imports of solar panels from Southeast Asia due to concerns of possible trade violations of Chinese products.
Weird
Bees are fish, California court rules
The decision comes after a lengthy legal dispute to list four species of bumblebees as endangered under the California Endangered Species Act.
Environment
Ossoff hails 'restored protection' of Okefenokee after feds resume oversight of mining plan
Scientists have warned that mining close to the swamp's bowl-like rim could damage its ability to hold water.
Environment
Emory research projects Corn Belt will be unsuitable for cultivating corn by 2100
It also finds many parts of the South where cotton is currently suitable for for cultivation will no longer be so.
Environment
Sewage systems in Georgia fined for wastewater spills, records show
Riverkeeper: Despite spills, water is cleaner than 1990.
Nation World
Trash collecting devices in rivers chip away at world's ocean plastic problem
Many novel devices are being used or tested worldwide to trap plastic trash in rivers and smaller streams before it can get into the ocean.
Environment
Experts raising alarm about heat's impact on child health
The warning comes amid an extreme heat wave across the Southeast.
Nation World
Gateway towns to Yellowstone become dead ends after flood
Towns like Red Lodge, Montana, are both cleaning up from the flood and figuring out how they'll make ends meet without a steady stream of tourists.
Environment
Atlanta's 'heat island' | A look at which parts of the city are the hottest and why
Areas in a “concrete jungle” with buildings and asphalt absorb and re-emit heat, keeping these areas warmer throughout the day and night.
Nation World
After Yellowstone, floodwaters near Montana's largest city
The water in the Yellowstone River hit its highest level in nearly a century as it traveled east to Billings, Montana, home to nearly 110,000 people.
Nation World
Yellowstone flooding forces 10,000 to leave national park: 'Scariest river ever'
A National Weather Service meteorologist described the Yellowstone situation as "flooding that we’ve just never seen in our lifetimes before."
Nation World
Biden gets rid of solar panel tariffs amid Commerce Department inquiry
A Commerce Department inquiry has been scrutinizing imports of solar panels from Southeast Asia due to concerns of possible trade violations of Chinese products.
Weird
Bees are fish, California court rules
The decision comes after a lengthy legal dispute to list four species of bumblebees as endangered under the California Endangered Species Act.
Environment
Ossoff hails 'restored protection' of Okefenokee after feds resume oversight of mining plan
Scientists have warned that mining close to the swamp's bowl-like rim could damage its ability to hold water.
Environment
Emory research projects Corn Belt will be unsuitable for cultivating corn by 2100
It also finds many parts of the South where cotton is currently suitable for for cultivation will no longer be so.
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