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Jan 17, 2025

'Sinkholes," Unexpected Ground Collapses, Inflict Costly Damage, Sometimes Deaths

In Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, a missing 64-year-old woman who went looking for her cat was found dead last month in an abandoned mine. She fell into it through a thin layer of ground under her feet, police officials say.
Views 542
Jan 15, 2025

Wildfire Smoke Is Another Danger for People of LA

The clear danger of the flames themselves is one hazard of the deadly wildfires in Southern California. But they've sparked a second severe health hazard, too. That second hazard is smoke. Air quality in the sprawling region with over 18 million people has plunged as smoke from a handful of wildfires wafts across the region.
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Jan 14, 2025

LA Fire Crews Were Unprepared for Overwhelming Fires

Firefighters are still working to contain deadly wildfires raging around Los Angeles. And it’s become clear that fire protection officials were not prepared for the scale and strength of these fires. Now, the question becomes why?
Views 265
Jan 13, 2025

Scientists Discover Volcanic Source of Mini Ice Age

The “Little Ice Age” climaxed in 1831. It dropped Earth’s average temperature a full degree Celsius. Researchers have known for decades this was caused by a volcanic eruption. They just weren’t sure where. Now, scientists have blown the lid off this modern mystery. And it's all thanks to radioactive dating and computer modeling.
Views 403
Jan 13, 2025

Death Tolls Rise in LA Wildfires, As Stronger Winds Power Fires' Wrath

Thousands of firefighters are trying to contain deadly wildfires from devastating more communities in and around Los Angeles. Desert winds whipping through Southern California have hurt those efforts. Death tolls were “rising by the hour,” the county sheriff said. As of Sunday night, 24 people were confirmed dead.
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Jan 10, 2025

Fire Crews Make Progress, But LA Wildfires Still Blazing

Firefighters continued to battle raging wildfires in Southern California on Thursday as some business owners and residents, including Hollywood celebrities like comic actor Billy Crystal, returned to their burned neighborhoods to find that their shops and homes were destroyed.
Views 898
Jan 9, 2025

Deadly Wildfires Scorch Southern California, Send Thousands Fleeing

Wildfires are racing across Southern California. The blazes have sent tens of thousands of people fleeing for safety and cut off power to hundreds of thousands more. By Wednesday evening, five people had died. More than 1,000 structures had been destroyed.
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Jan 8, 2025

Kenya's Northern White Rhinos Could Return From Brink of Extinction

Kenya’s northern white rhino population has dwindled to just two rhinos. And most experts feared the subspecies would go extinct upon their future deaths. But scientists now hope that they can use invitro-fertilization (IVF) methods to keep the subspecies alive.
Views 446
Jan 7, 2025

Winter Storm Spawns Traffic Deaths, Delayed Flights, Power Outages Across Much of US

A sprawling winter storm born of a polar vortex stretching from the Great Plains to the East Coast has left at least six people dead. The storm has stranded hundreds of drivers. It's forced thousands of flight delays and cancellations. And it has caused power outages for more than 300,000 customers in the region.
Views 399
Jan 6, 2025

Some Whales Live Much Longer Than Thought — If Humans Leave Them Alone

Fewer than 30 years ago, it was believed that humans were the mammals who lived the longest on Earth. Now we know that, as far as making it past age 100, whales can blow us out of the water. And new research shows that more species of cetaceans can live beyond a 100 years than we thought.
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Jan 3, 2025

'And I Would Stalk a Hundred Miles' — Orphaned Tiger Pair Reconnect in the Wild

Conservationists put 120 miles between tigers Boris and Svetlaya on purpose. They hoped it would increase the chances of the Amur tigers helping to restore tiger populations across the Russian wilderness. But Boris and Svetlaya had other plans.
Views 396
Jan 3, 2025

2024 Likely Hottest Year on Record, But There Was Good Environmental News, Too

Environmental news over the past year may have seemed dire. There have been wildfires, flooding, and drought. The world is getting warmer, too. That, and global climate talks keep hitting snags as world leaders debate how to best address climate issues.
Views 207
Jan 3, 2025

HUD Report: 18% Rise in Point-in-Time Homelessness Numbers in 2024

On a single night in January 2024, more than 770,000 people in the US experienced homelessness . That's an 18% increase from the same date in 2023. The data comes from a new report by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
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Jan 2, 2025

Albatross Still Laying Eggs at 74

The average life expectancy for humans worldwide is 71. Wisdom the albatross has already surpassed that by three years. Not only that, she is still laying eggs. The celebrated bird is sitting on a new egg. It's expected to hatch this month. It will likely be her 30th hatchling, wildlife biologists say.
Views 462
Jan 2, 2025

Scientists Discover New Deep Sea Predator

Scientists have discovered a new crustacean. It lives and hunts in one of the darkest, deepest parts of the Pacific Ocean. Researchers named it Dulcibella camanchaca.

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