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Ruthless Tornadoes of 2011

Another Day, Another Deadly Tornado Strikes the US

California’s Ingenious Flood Relief Valve

Warmer Temperatures Could Bring More Dust to the Southwest

Building to the Future

Wildfires and No Drought Relief in Sight for Southwest

Historical Context of the Mississippi River Floods

Climate Rap, Yo!

Rapid Arctic Warming Increases Sea Level Rise Projections

America’s Nuclear Plants Are Safe, NRC Says - Except When They’re Not

  • Published: May 12th, 2011 in Energy

To Save Energy, Utilities Tap into Our Competitive Instincts

  • Published: May 12th, 2011 in Energy

Explainer: Is Climate Change Playing a Role In Mississippi River Floods?

  • Published: May 11th, 2011, Last Updated: May 20th, 2011 in Causes, Extremes

Sucking Carbon Out of the Air: Not Ready for Prime Time

With Policy Help, IPCC Says Renewables Could Dominate Energy in 2050

This Week in Climate Science: Wheat and Rice Yields, 1,100 Years of El Niño, and Owl Scat

New England’s Nuclear Future Uncertain as Seabrook Requests Renewal

  • Published: May 6th, 2011 in Energy

Is the Financial Community Ready for Straight Talk on Climate and Peak Oil?

Report: Climate Change Hits Home in the Bay Area

Tornado Outbreak Broke All-Time Records

This Week in Climate Science: Extreme Cold, Megafauna Extinction, and “Climate Change” or “Global Warming?”

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