As Hurricane Francine Bears Down, Louisiana’s Levees Brace for Impact

As Tropical Storm Francine strengthens and heads toward the Louisiana coast, concerns about potential levee failures are mounting. The storm is forecast to become a hurricane as it approaches, bringing with it the threat of dangerous storm surges, flash flooding, and significant rainfall across Louisiana and Mississippi. Set to make landfall on September 11, 2024,…

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Scientist, New Green Deal Author says turn off air-conditioning: It contributes to Global Warming, Climate Change

Stan Cox, a scientist and Ecosphere Fellow at the Land Institute, has gone 25 years without air conditioning, even during scorching summers. He believes this drastic measure can help fight climate change and is urging Americans to do the same. Cox explains that air conditioning isn’t just a way to cool homes; it’s also a…

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California Governor Newsom declares state of emergency: Line Fire in San Bernardino County, Highland

Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency in San Bernardino County in response to the Line Fire, which has already burned over 7,000 acres and is 0% contained. The fire is threatening local homes and infrastructure, prompting urgent measures to protect the community. California has successfully obtained a Fire Management Assistance Grant (FMAG) from…

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Governor Newsom Adapts California’s Drought and Flooding Response in Action Against Climate Change

California has faced severe droughts and unpredictable water conditions. Governor Gavin Newsom is working hard to adapt the state’s response to help manage these ongoing issues. Governor Newsom has ended the drought state of emergency in 19 counties. These areas saw significant improvement after two wet winters. While conditions have improved in some areas, 39…

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California Governor Newsom Declares State of Emergency in Ongoing Landslide Crisis

On September 3, 2024, Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency in Rancho Palos Verdes due to ongoing severe land movement. This move followed months of disruptive landslides affecting utilities and displacing residents. Rancho Palos Verdes City Manager, Ara Mihranian, expressed relief, noting that the emergency declaration provides much-needed financial aid to address the…

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Pleads to Newsom as Landslide in California Prompts Evacuations: Extreme Rainfall Blamed on Climate Change – Updated

In Rancho Palos Verdes, California, more than 230 homes are without power due to severe landslides. The city, known for its stunning ocean views, faces a dangerous situation as the shifting land poses risks to residents and their properties. Update: California Governor Gavin Newsom has declared a state of emergency over the situation. Southern California…

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SpaceX’s Starship Blew a Hole in the Atmosphere—New Study Explains What Scientists Discovered

Imagine that the atmosphere around Earth is like a giant, invisible blanket that keeps our planet warm and protects us from harmful rays from the sun. This blanket is made up of different layers, including one called the ionosphere, which is very high up—almost at the edge of space. Normally, this layer is calm, but…

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7 Injured, United Airlines Forced to Make an Emergency Landing in Memphis Tennessee

On Wednesday, a United Airlines flight encountered severe turbulence, leading to an emergency landing in Memphis, Tennessee. The Boeing 737 was flying from Cancún, Mexico, to Chicago when the turbulence hit, causing injuries to several passengers and crew members on board. The incident highlights the unpredictable nature of turbulence during flights. The turbulence struck while…

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Severe Flash Flooding Hits Parts of Connecticut and New York: 2 Dead, More Than 100 Evacuated

On August 18, 2024, Connecticut experienced a severe flash flooding event that left the state reeling. Heavy rains drenched the region, leading to flash flood emergencies being declared in several counties. This flooding was considered unprecedented, with some areas receiving between six to ten inches of rain in around nine hours, overwhelming local infrastructure and…

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