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Oct 29

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These Western states have endured a relentless wildfire season -- and it's not over

By Claire Mufson

In the American West, there has been little relief from a record-breaking fire season that has burned more than 5 million acres. Maggie Mullen of the Mountain West News Bureau in Wyoming, Cassandra Profita of Oregon Public Broadcasting and Sharon…

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Aug 03

Thousands remain evacuated from Southern California wildfire

By Associated Press

Thousands of people remain under evacuation orders early Monday after a wildfire in mountains east of Los Angeles exploded in size and forced crews to battle flames in triple-digit heat.

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Jul 09

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How preparing for a devastating earthquake will help you survive it

Two major earthquakes have rocked Southern California in the past week, prompting questions about whether residents and the government are prepared for an even bigger one. Science reporter Jacob Margolis of KPCC public radio examines those questions in his podcast,…

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Jul 08

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Southern Californians cope with earthquake anxiety as scientists assess the damage

By Cat Wise, Jaywon Choe, Leah Nagy

Following two powerful earthquakes and many aftershocks in the past week, some California residents are returning home to evaluate damage. Scientists, meanwhile, are flocking to the area around the epicenters, hoping to gather information to predict future tectonic activity. Judy…

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Jul 05

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News Wrap: Aftershocks rock Southern California as officials remain on alert

In our news wrap Friday, aftershocks continue to rock Southern California, one a 5.4 magnitude that struck before dawn. Officials remain on high alert after Thursday’s powerful earthquake, which left enormous fissures in the earth near its epicenter. Also, seven…

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Jan 09

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News Wrap: Deadly California mudslides block highways, destroy homes

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In our news wrap Tuesday, mudslides swept through Southern California, ripping homes from foundations and killing eight people. Also, Steve Bannon has stepped down as executive chair of Breitbart News after drawing heavy fire from President Trump and allies for…

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Dec 08

California struggles to breathe after year of climate-fueled wildfires

By John Upton, Climate Central, Barbara Feder Ostrov, Kaiser Health News

From Puget Sound to Disneyland and east over the Rockies, Americans have coughed and wheezed, rushed to emergency rooms and shut themselves indoors this year as pollution from wildfires darkened skies and rained soot across the landscape.

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Dec 06

Extreme winds are fueling uncontrollable fires in Southern California. Here's what we know

By Rashmi Shivni

Massive wildfires that burned across Southern California on Wednesday have destroyed hundreds of homes, closed schools and set off mass evacuations.

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Jul 07

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Protests spotlight debate over undocumented migrant children

By PBS News Hour

Protests in the Southern California town of Murietta have added pressure to the mounting debate over how to receive a flood of unaccompanied children migrants from Central America trying to cross into the United States. President Obama has called the…

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Mar 17

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Spent Fuel Pools: Assessing the Threat at Damaged Nuclear Plant

American and Japanese officials have offered sharply different assessments of the situation at the damaged Fukushima nuclear power plant. Judy Woodruff weighs the threat of the spend fuel pools with the University of Southern California's Najmedin Meshkati and the Institute…

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