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July finishes hot for N C

Following two months of cooler-than-average temperatures, July came in hot in North Carolina. According to the N.C. State Climate Office, it was the s.

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States Greatly Underestimate Extreme Heat Hazards: Study

States Greatly Underestimate Extreme Heat Hazards: Study
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States underestimate extreme heat hazard risk

The report is meant to help guide states’ emergency management departments better incorporate climate change in their hazard mitigation plans.

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Viewpoints: This Earth Day, Let s Follow the Lead of the Young on the Climate Crisis

Viewpoints: This Earth Day, Let s Follow the Lead of the Young on the Climate Crisis
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North Carolina climate change, warm winter entice armadillo

Warmer North Carolina winters tied to climate change are making the state — including the Triad — increasingly hospitable to armadillos, the shell-covered species once found almost exclusively in the

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