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US National Parks Face Identity Crisis as Climate Change Erodes Natural Wonders
Glacier National Park's ice fortress is crumbling. The giant trees of Sequoia National Park are ablaze. And even the tenacious cacti of Saguaro National Park are struggling to endure a decades-long drought.
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50,000 Bees Found in US Home After Toddler Complains She Had 'Monsters in Her Room'
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US House Voted To End Federal Protection Of Gray Wolves, Removing The Species In Endangered List In 48 States
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US Seaweed Farming Pioneer Builds Network for Ocean Farmers
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Severe Weather Threat to Impact Over 40 Million Americans Across Central US [NOAA]
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Cicadas with Potential Fungal Pathogen That Makes Them 'Hyper-Sexual' to Emerge Across the US This Year
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US Sets Limit On Toxic PFAS In Drinking Water, Advocate Groups Calls It ‘Historic’ Rule
Floods Likely In Texas, Mississippi In The Coming Week Due To Stormy Weather Pattern
US Storm Forecast: Powerful Storm System with 'Hazardous Weather' to Impact Southern Plains to New England This Week [NWS]
From Deadly Tornadoes to Winter Storms and Flooding, the NWS Outlines the Top US Disasters of the Decade
National Parks in the US: How Many Are There and Which is the Best Among Them?
Texas Heat Index Increases Faster Than Actual Air Temperature: Scientists Warn
Elevated Fire Weather Conditions Issued for the Ohio Valley, Mid-Atlantic Regions: NWS Warns