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Jul 27

Shift in shipping traffic may help save world’s largest animal

By Vic Pasquantonio

Scientists hope to boost the population of endangered blue whales by changing shipping routes off the coast of California.

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Jul 21

Earth sees hottest June on record since 1880, NOAA says

By Anna Christiansen

The world’s heat record was broken for a second consecutive month. With the exception of Antarctica, new temperature highs were recorded on every continent.

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Jul 16

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California’s ‘water cop’ urges residents to take drought seriously with mandatory restrictions

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Jul 15

California considers emergency water rules, steep fines to cope with drought

By Kyla Calvert Mason

The proposed rules would prohibit individuals from allowing runoff during outdoor watering, washing cars with open hoses, spraying down sidewalks or other hard surfaces, and using potable water in decorative fountains. There would be a $500 fine for breaking those…

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Jul 05

Great white shark attacks swimmer off California coast

By Elisabeth Ponsot

Los Angeles County Fire Department spokesman Rick Flores told the Associated Press that the victim was bitten on the upper right side of his body and had suffered puncture wounds.

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Jul 03

What would you ask the head of the EPA?

By Hari Sreenivasan

If you had one question for Ms. mccarthy what would it be? Do you think the EPA is doing what's necessary? Not doing enough? Gone too far?…

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Jun 25

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Former treasury secretary urges business world to heed climate change risks

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If you are an American investor, the risks of climate change should matter to you. That's the message from the Risky Business Project, led by former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, billionaire financier Tom Steyer and former Treasury Secretary Henry…

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Jun 17

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Can Obama’s Pacific Ocean sanctuary plan balance environmental and economic interests?

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President Obama launched a plan to create the world's largest marine preserve by adding to the existing national monument in the Central Pacific. Drilling, fishing and other activities would be off limits. Joshua Reichert of the Pew Charitable Trusts and…

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Jun 17

Obama seeks to protect Pacific Ocean by creating world’s largest marine preserve

By Josh Lederman, Associated Press

WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama is looking to create the largest marine preserve in the world by protecting a massive stretch of the Pacific Ocean from drilling, fishing and other actions that could threaten wildlife, the White House said.

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Jun 14

World’s largest ocean may lie below the ocean floor

By Hari Sreenivasan, Vic Pasquantonio

A study in Science reveals that a massive reservoir of water -- in its molecular form -- may lie hundreds of miles below the earth’s surface and may hold more water than the earth’s oceans.

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