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Environment

Ruins of a long-sunken Greek village emerge as drought saps a vital reservoir

The village of Kallio emerged from the dwindling waters of the reservoir that inundated it in the 1970s.

Sweltering 2024: Earth breaks record for hottest summer ever  

Europe’s climate monitor says summer 2024 was the warmest ever measured globally. An El Niño pattern and human-caused climate change have been a double whammy.   

California air district prevails in emissions-rule case against EPA

A three-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit said the EPA didn't sufficiently explain why its position changed on the emissions-reduction rule.

Bat-killing fungus linked to increase in infant mortality rate, loss of farming revenue

Bats are natural pesticides for farmers, so when a deadly fungus ravaged their populations, their loss cost farmers money — and communities their healthy infants.

Biden’s ‘New ERA’ for rural America: Clean electricity

Shaking off his hopes of a second term, President Biden flies to Wisconsin to spark excitement for the decades-long impact of his administration’s achievements on clean energy.

Drought emergency lifted for parts of California

Governor Gavin Newsom ended a years-long drought emergency declaration for some counties in the state.

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