To save Chilean wine, producers head south.
Faced with increasingly inhospitable growing conditions, the Chilean wine industry is moving south and experimenting with new vines.
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The environment and patriotism: Q&A with Lt General Russel Honor.é
The Environment and Patriotism: Q&A with LT General Russel Honoré“We’ve got to stop the stupid!”My name is Russel Honoré, Lieutenant General, United States Army, retired....
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It's so hot in Phoenix that American Airlines Group Inc has had to cancel scores of flights. With temperatures touching 119 degrees Fahrenheit (48 degrees...
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Extremely hot days, when temperatures soar to 95 degrees Fahrenheit or higher, can be...
Extreme heat grips Northern Hemisphere on summer solstice.
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Australia, deep in climate change's 'disaster alley', shirks its moral responsibility.
June 22 2017 - 12:15AM
Ian Dunlop
A government's first responsibility is to safeguard the people and their future well-being. The ability to do this is...











