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‘Thunderquakes’ do more than shake the ground — they map it

Scientists used fiber-optic cables to turn “thunderquakes” into underground maps that could help reveal hidden hazards beneath cities.

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Your Guide to Sustainability at Dreamforce

Here’s how we’re bringing sustainability to life at Dreamforce — and how you can get involved.

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Tri-State Farm Family of the Year: O’Connell organic acres rooted in family, growing for the future

DURANGO, Iowa — On the O’Connell family farm near Durango, the work of farming is measured in generations.

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Fall an ideal time to plant new trees

Fall is the perfect season to celebrate trees as they transform the world into vibrant shades of red, orange, green and gold. You can do more than just admire existing trees – because in many areas, fall is also an ideal time to plant new ones. While spring is often seen as peak planting season, [...]

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Walz authorizes disaster assistance for Crow Wing County for damage from June, July storms

Funding and public assistance will aid in rebuilding critical public infrastructure damaged by these storms and flooding.

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USA Today ranks Paso Robles winery’s restaurant as one of best in the country

The Restaurant at Justin was awarded a Michelin star and green star for sustainability in 2022.

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Our Cold Front Sped Up!

Half of Oklahoma will see some relief - about 10 to 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. Highs will only climb to the low 90s now in northern Oklahoma and OKC will NOT test the record of 107 degrees. Southern Oklahoma will stay dangerously hot. Scattered showers and storms will move into northern Oklahoma overnight. Central [...]

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Cyberattacks Target U.S. Water Infrastructure: A Signal, Not a Crisis

A wave of cyberattacks has struck U.S. water and wastewater utilities, attributed to nation-states seeking to signal their capabilities rather than cause immediate physical harm. While the water supply is safe, the attacks underscore the vulnerability of aging, internet-connected critical infrastructure systems.

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The path to 'plug-in' solar installations in Canada (Inside Climate)

Home solar power has been limited to people who own rooftops and can afford steep upfront costs. Now, a new generation of small, affordable systems, called “plug-in” or balcony solar, is making clean energy more accessible. Plug-in solar is a small photovoltaic system, ranging in s...

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Where to Hang a Hummingbird Feeder To See More of These Whimsical Creatures in Your Yard

Create a wildlife-friendly feeding station for these beautiful birds

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London Zoo: Poisonous or venomous -- what's the difference?

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ENGIE and QTS Strengthen Renewable Energy Partnership in Texas with ABEI Energy's Lubio Solar Project

HOUSTON, Aug. 18, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- ENGIE today announced a 48 MWac solar power purchase agreement (PPA) with QTS to supply renewable energy to the company's data center operations in Irving, Texas. The agreement was executed in parallel with a long-term PPA between ENGIE and ABEI...

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Storybook Trail coming to Saunders Springs

Imagine walking through Saunders Springs Nature Preserve as sun spills down between the treetops while reading a story.

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More than $250,000 raised to stop 13 acres of tree cutting in the Twin Rivers Watershed

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Salmon Arm musicians to raise their voice in support of Okanagan wildfire evacuees

Community in Concert: A Wildfire Relief Benefit taking place Aug. 21

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Brown lawns will bounce back in days with three simple steps

UK gardeners looking to return their scorched brown lawns to their former lush green glory just need to follow these three easy steps.

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Geelong falls behind on million-tree target

THE City of Greater Geelong is well behind the pace needed to plant one million trees by 2030, but says its new urban forest strategy will adopt more realistic measures of the municipality’s greening efforts. Announced in 2022, the One Million Trees Plan assessed the capacity, feasibility, costs and benefits of a long-term tree planting [...] Read More... The post Geelong falls behind on million-tree target appeared first on Surf Coast Times .

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Bin collections playing catch up following 'operational issues'

Uttlesford District Council has said crews have been working over the weekend to catch up

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