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Weather Extremes Widespread over Memorial Day Holiday
From record heat to a powerful tropical storm, Memorial Day Weekend will long be remembered for its extreme weather.
Image of the Day: Glimpse of the First 2012 Tropical Storm
TS Aletta, the first named storm of 2012 Pacific Hurricane Season, was observed by the nation's newest weather satellite.
After Fukushima Nuclear Crisis, U.S. Flying Blind
Sea level rise and storm-driven waves could overcome flood defenses of coastal nuclear plants & energy facilities.
If A Tree Falls in the Senate, Will Anyone Hear Sea Rise?
At Thursday's Senate hearing, it was made painfully clear that climate change isn’t high on the legislative agenda
Tropical Storm Washi Triggers Disastrous Flooding in Philippines
A tropical cyclone traversing an unusual path took the southern Philippines by surprise, killed at least 900 from flash flooding.
Heat Waves and Nuclear Power — Part Two
Floods in the Midwest and a new SolveClimate story are a reminder of nuclear power's vulnerability to climate change.
Eyeing Super Typhoon Megi
Stunning satellite image captures the wrath of Super Typhoon Megi as it strikes the Philippines.
What Do Americans Really Think About Climate Change?
New polling reveals Americans' low climate literacy, meanwhile the U.N. IPCC announces a series of reforms, and tiny Hurricane Paula hits Cuba.
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