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KLAS 8 News Now Good Day August 18, 2016 - Vimarsana News

KLAS 8 News Now Good Day August 18, 2016

More than 60thousand flood victims have registered with fema. Some may be eligible to receive grants to help with the rebuilding process. Michelle Mortensen and the blue cut fire burning in Southern California rages on. Burning more than 25thousand acres. As of this morning. It started tuesday about 70 miles east of los angeles. The brush fire is only about fourpercent contained. More than 82thousand residents in San Bernardino county have been ordered to evacuate. And more than 15hundred are working to contain it. Weather today . Lets take a look at flooding and wildfires. Were right in betwe...

Leaking city pipes appear to be drought-proofing some Austin trees - Vimarsana News

Leaking city pipes appear to be drought-proofing some Austin trees

Trees closer to leaking city water systems show less evidence of drought stress than their more rural counterparts.

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Doomsday vaults preserving nature in race against time - Vimarsana News

Doomsday vaults preserving nature in race against time

Ice cores, seeds, and plants all contain vital clues that will be lost without nature archivists whose work is harder than ever.

West's 'hot drought' is unprecedented in more than 500 years - Vimarsana News

West's 'hot drought' is unprecedented in more than 500 years

Extreme heat and dry conditions amplify one another — a positive feedback loop climate scientists call “hot drought.” Findings show, however, that hot drought has never been this severe.

West's 'hot drought' is unprecedented in more than 500 years - Vimarsana News

West's 'hot drought' is unprecedented in more than 500 years

Extreme heat and dry conditions amplify one another — a positive feedback loop climate scientists call “hot drought.” Findings show, however, that hot drought has never been this severe.