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Australian fruit and vegetable growers are missing out on sales of up to one million tonnes of produce that never makes it to market

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Storm Damage Claims in Maryland: Why More Homeowners Face Denials Recently

Storms have always been a part of life in Maryland, but lately, homeowners are noticing something more troubling than the weather itself—insurance claim denials. After investing years into maintaining their homes and paying premiums faithfully, many residents are shocked when their storm damage claims are rejected or underpaid. This growing…

Budget and the Bees

Toxic dust from California’s shrinking Salton Sea is harming children’s lung growth – our study tracked the impact in 700 kids

Southern California’s Salton Sea was once a resort playground, with sunny beaches, celebrities and people waterskiing on the vast inland lake in the 1950s and ’60s.

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Countries are turning to ‘structurally more resilient’ energy sources as oil and gas crisis deepens, UN renewables chief says

From Asia to Europe, people are rushing to electrify wherever they can.

Fortune

Shareholder activists accuse BP of trying to weaken climate transparency

A group of green investors have accused the oil major of seeking to cut the amount of climate-related information that it has to share.

Evening Standard

Your soil might still be compacted from winter — here's how to fix it before planting

Learn how to identify compacted soil after winter and restore it with simple aeration techniques, so your garden is ready for healthy spring planting.

Tom’s Guide

The Corpus Christi Water Crisis Isn’t Exceptional. It’s Early.

When drought cycles outpace infrastructure planning, a water emergency is not a surprise—it’s a forecast.

Texas Observer

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‘On a whole other level’: rapid snow melt-off in American west stuns scientists

Experts say brutal March heat has left critical snowpack at record-low levels – and key basins in uncharted territory

The Guardian - US

There’s a key problem with viral photo locations, and this cherry blossom photo illustrates that problem perfectly!

Digital Camera World

Weather Warning for Easter Weekend: Who Should Take Caution

The UK faces strong winds this Easter weekend, with Met Office warnings for gusts up to 90mph. Travel disruptions and safety precautions advised.

International Business Times UK

What to Expect From Xcel Energy's Next Quarterly Earnings Report

Xcel Energy is all set to announce its fiscal first-quarter earnings soon, and analysts project a low double-digit earnings rise.

Barchart

Europe’s energy grid can’t keep up with the renewables boom. Which country will suffer the most?

Upgrading Europe’s ‘insufficient’ grid is a “matter of urgency” for the continent's energy security.

Euronews

Record low Colorado mountain snow won't bode well for water in the drought-stricken US West

Hydrologists working high in the Rocky Mountains have measured what they say is Colorado’s driest winter of snow moisture on record

The Independent UK

US Forest Service to move headquarters from Washington DC to Salt Lake City

Announcement part of controversial shakeup described by critics as administration attack on ‘science and scientists’

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Nevada lithium mine clears major hurdle despite conservationists' worries for rare wildflower

A federal judge ruled against conservation groups in their efforts to block a proposed lithium-boron mining project in Nevada

We Got This Covered

‘This is not our first drought’: Denver’s water crisis is so bad that even ordering water at a restaurant now comes with rules

The Colorado water crisis is very real.

The Independent UK

How to avoid ‘fast furniture’ and find pieces that won’t break the bank

There are ways to decorate your home that are just as cheap and may furnish other parts of your life.

The Conversation

How California’s war on smog and its ambitious car pollution rules made everyone’s air cleaner

Cars on the road today are 99% cleaner than they were in 1970. Air quality in the United States is much, much better as a result. In Los Angeles, where I live, lead levels in the air were 50 times higher in the 1970s than today, and the amount of…

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What caused the blood red skies in Western Australia? A weather expert explains

The apocalyptic red skies in Western Australia have generated considerable international media attention. Crimson dust whipped up by the strong outer winds of Severe Tropical Cyclone Narelle created this unusual phenomenon.

Homes & Gardens

This Natural Fix for Crape Myrtle Bark Scale Works Better Than Pesticides – And Won’t Harm Bees and Butterflies

Orange oil can attract natural predators to deal with pest populations

The Independent UK

Trump threatens to destroy Iran’s desalination plants. Here’s what that could mean

Israeli airstrikes on March 7 on oil depots surrounding Tehran produced heavy smoke and acid rain

The Independent UK

US’ most hazardous waste sites are vulnerable to flooding and fires – EPA watchdog group finds

Many Superfund sites face multiple disaster threats: 49 coastal sites are vulnerable to sea-level rise or hurricane storm surges, often near populated areas and ecological zones like Chesapeake Bay

The Independent UK

Will rain provide any relief from this already rough allergy season in the US? Here’s what experts say

Record heat and windy weather across much of the country have driven pollen surges in many major cities

Euronews

Heat pumps facing a ‘wave of disinformation’: Do they work in cold weather and old buildings?

Gas companies may have breached competition law by ‘undermining’ the uptake of heat pumps, lawyers have warned.

The Independent UK

Cyclone Narelle turns Australian skies blood red in ‘apocalyptic’ scenes

Storm whips iron-rich soil of Western Australia’s distinctive red landscape into atmosphere, changing its colour, AccuWeather says

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