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While climate change may still be a disputed topic in the political realm, insurers have been aware of the risks posed by it for years.

Atmospheric rivers that bombard the Western U.S. from time to time could result in as much as $3.2 billion in flood damage by century's end, according to

A hot and humid air mass hovering over west-central Illinois is expected to move temperatures into the low 90s Saturday and Sunday and drive the heat index toward 105 in many areas including Jacksonville.

<strong>Freddie Ponton</strong> | The latest globalist parlor trick - merging the threat of climate change with global public health.

Advisors to President-elect Trump see little merit in NASA emphasizing “Earth-centric” science.

National Security Memorandum/NSM-11 MEMORANDUM FOR THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Temperatures have soared, with many states experiencing droughts so severe that scientists predict that wildfire season may soon last all year.

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Heat waves form when air becomes trapped, and impacted areas can bake similar to an oven.

Even though Cincinnati has been called a “climate haven,” threats from summer heat, winter warming, heavy rains, and flooding are growing.