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A conversation with Christopher Cox, who wrote about the near-failure of the Oroville Dam and whether it could happen again.

Perhaps you’ve heard that climate change in California is exacerbating what’s sometimes called “weather whiplash”: Dry periods are stretching longer, interrupted by storms that are growing bigger and more furious. In other words, our extremes are becoming more extreme. Sign up for The Morning newsletter from the New York Times For a recent issue of The New York Times Magazine, Christopher Cox tackled the question of how extreme weather could threaten California’s dams, an essential piece of the

One superstorm could send walls of water sweeping through populated areas. There’s not much time to act.

The concept of ‘original sin’ became more pronounced in Christian doctrine in the 16th century where it was argued that human beings are born

ChatGPT conundrums: Probing plagiarism and parroting problems in higher education practices