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[inaudible conversations] [silence] arthel: that's great not sure if i lost your audio here but i'll try to ask another question because you mentioned that the rapid rain builds up the flash-flooding. and what ways other ways would you say nevada is vulnerable to the high winds but mainly to the flash-flooding? >> i think our biggest risk is beginning to be that flash-flooding. the winds aren't anything not normal for us. the speeds that they're predicting -- but we do have -- because of the tropical storm they're also talking about the chances for tornado about a 4% chance of a tornado spinni...

Chile's Atacama Desert boasts the planet's hottest spot, setting world records for solar luminosity, but experts warn of extreme radiation risks. 24.07.2023, Sputnik International

Of this weather we have had all sorts of issues, road closures, power outages, downed trees, a number of dangerous water rescues. it has made a mess of the area, even though it is a exciting. haifa it has made a mess of the area, even though it is a exciting.— though it is a exciting. how unusual is this? yeah. _ though it is a exciting. how unusual is this? yeah, we _ though it is a exciting. how unusual is this? yeah, we sought _ though it is a exciting. how unusual is this? yeah, we sought nearly - though it is a exciting. how unusual| is this? yeah, we sought nearly 100 inches of is this...

Concerns over the Colorado River have led the everyday Arizonan to think about water in ways they haven’t before. As a result, much has been made as of late about growing “thirsty crops” in Arizona’s desert climate. It doesn’t take long to find an opinion or editorial about how farming alfalfa is the embodiment of everything that is wrong with the water system in Arizona, but this rhetoric needs to stop.

Doha: A new book released by Qatar Environment and Energy Research Institute (QEERI), part of Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU), titled Sustainable...