South Carolina: Trees protecting environment, Trees Upstate says
Trees soak up carbon dioxide, capture water and filter the air.
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Military leaders look for ways to conquer heat while training
July's record-breaking temperatures are fueling concerns of a spike in heat-related illnesses across the armed services.
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Military leaders look for ways to conquer heat while training
July's record-breaking temperatures are fueling concerns of a spike in heat-related illnesses across the armed services.
United States Phil Dupont David Degroot Charlee Caudill Norfolk Naval Defense Centers For Public Health
Source: wvtm13.com
Louisiana Cocodrie artificial reef
Jacob Meek was only 19 when he passed away. His favorite fishing spot has now been turned into an artificial reef bringing environmental and economic benefits.
Source: wdsu.com
Changing climate linked to flooding in Northeast
Some Granite State communities have received well over three months' worth of rain in just the past few weeks.
Source: wmur.com
Climate change: Warming means more rain, flooding in Northeast
It has been a summer of extreme weather, from record heat in the Southwest to very heavy rainfall and flooding in New England.
New Hampshire United States Mount Washington Valley Jonathan Winter Hayley Lapoint Dartmouth College
Source: wmur.com
Vermont flooding: Climatologist explains changing storm characteristics
To date, Tropical Storm Irene was the threshold for the worst flooding our region had seen — until now.
Source: mynbc5.com
Maine households may add air conditioning to keep up with hotter days
"Now we're seeing a major spike right now where people are dreading the heat. They're feeling a bit trapped, actually"
United States South Portland Norah Hogan Millie Pelletier Mandy Meyer Us Energy Information Association
Source: wmtw.com
Effects of warmer than average water before peak heating
Florida is surrounded by two major bodies of water, which are running very hot so far this Summer. Water that is too hot can cause damage to coral reefs and also make it feel like you’re stepping into a hot tub.
Source: wpbf.com
How National Hurricane Center, WAPT forecast hurricanes to keep public informed
Modern-day hurricane tracking has taken a big step forward since Hurricane Katrina
Source: wapt.com