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Bracing for the heat: Cal Fire awards $72 million in prevention grants
Climate change has made California's wildfire season a year-round threat — two of the most destructive fires in the state's ...
Laos aims for 70 per cent forest cover to secure greener future
Laos continues its efforts to protect the environment and build a better future for the next generation by emphasising the ...
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SoCal Edison will pay government a record $82.5 million in Bobcat Fire settlement
LOS ANGELES — Southern California Edison has agreed to pay $82.5 million to cover costs and damages from the 2020 Bobcat Fire ...
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How Capital Region beekeepers are rescuing bees and pushing research forward
Kevin Langley was traveling internationally for his job in the nonprofit and government sector when he picked up a call from ...
Palo Alto Weekly4d
As Palo Alto relaxes rules for tree removal, some urge broader overhaul
A large tree uprooted by a recent storm in Mitchell Park in Palo Alto on Jan. 9, 2023. Photo by Magali Gauthier. When Palo Alto passed an ambitious tree-protection law in 2022, its aim was to ...
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Judge considers evidence in major tree cutting case in Stratton
A federal judge has taken under advisement three days of trial testimony provided about a Windham County man charged with ...
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The Shade Gap: How Development Is Taking a Toll on D.C.’s Tree Canopy, Putting Human Health At Risk
With D.C. seeing more heat waves every year, climate change experts predict that by the 2050s the District is in store for 30 to 40 extreme heat days each year with temperatures cresting 95 degrees.