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Panama Islanders Forge New Beginnings as Rising Seas Claim Ancestral Lands
Residents have been packing and moving their belongings by boat to the Nuevo Carti (New Carti) settlement built for them by the government in the Guna Yala Indigenous region on Panama's Caribbean coast.
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Western US Hot, Dry Conditions Likely to Worsen Wildfire Concerns
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Pacific Northwest Weather: Heavy Rain with Strong Winds Persist Across Region Amid Rare June Atmospheric River
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