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Groundwater Depletion Threatens Food Security in the US, Researchers Warn
Three decades of data have informed a new Nebraska-led study that shows how the depletion of groundwater—the same that many farmers rely on for irrigation—can threaten food production amid drought and drier climes.
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Powerhouse Storm to Bring Tornadoes, Severe Weather in Southern, Eastern US
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NWS Weather Forecast: Record Lows, Heavy Snow to Hit Pacific Northwest This Weekend
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NWS Latest Forecast: Winter Storm To Hit Midwest, Great Lakes With Heavy Snow
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Southeast Severe Weather: Severe Storms, Heavy Rain May Continue Throughout the Weekend Following Deaths of Four People
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Northwest Winter Updates: Blizzard Conditions, Widespread Travel Disruption To Hit Late Week
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Central US Forecast: Coldest Weather, Freezing Conditions to Unfold This Week
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Severe Storm System Ravaged Mid-Atlantic to Northeast, Leaving 3 Dead and Thousands Without Power
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Northeastern US: Massive Floods, Power Outage In Remote Areas Seen As Powerful Storm Hits
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