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All signs point to warmer, wetter future in Monadnock Region.
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As climate change fuels wildfires, fighting them must change, report says.
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This low-cost greenhouse is designed to help the poorest farmers.
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Wildfires burn over 126,000 acres across Florida this year.
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Without a drought, California takes stock.
Infrastructure issues, dry wells and other troubles still linger across the Golden State.
In response to this year’s wet winter weather and effective water conservation,...
Men smuggle $20,000 in empty bottles for California refund, officials say.
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California’s high rate of return on beverage containers landed two men in jail for trying to smuggle in $20,000 worth of empty bottles.
Officials found...
March was second hottest on record globally.
The exceptional global heat of the past few years continued last month, with March ranking as the second hottest on record for the planet....
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