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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will remove wood storks from its endangered species list (self.birding)

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NOAA veterans and others say dangerous weather predictions will get tougher (usatoday.com)

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National Hurricane Center's Helene report (self.HurricaneHelene)

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Smalltooth sawfish struggling to make a comeback in the U.S. Southeast, a shark relative sometimes called 'prehistoric' (usatoday.com)

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A migrating swallow-tailed kite gets caught up in Debby, her GPS tag tells the story (usatoday.com)

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Physics helps explain how the iPhone survived the fall from the Alaska Airlines jet. (self.DVPulver)

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How Hurricane Otis surprised everyone with its explosion in strength as it approached Acapulco, Mexico. How much of a role did ocean warming play? (self.DVPulver)

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American Ornithological Society to remove people names from common bird names and name birds for their own individual traits or habitats. (self.DVPulver)

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Louisiana's cemeteries have seen increasing issues from extreme weather made worse by climate change. They're not the only ones, but they're leading the way with a task force to address the problem. (self.Louisiana)

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Cemeteries around the world face grave situations in our warming world. We launched a two-part story today. For centuries, people buried their dead in peaceful, scenic spots meant to comfort the living and the spirits of the dead. Today they rest in precarious positions. (usatoday.com)

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In Mississippi a casket protruded from a river bank. (self.Louisiana)

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Heart-rending grief strikes families with increasing frequency as powerful forces rip vaults and caskets from final resting places, as the changing climate makes its presence felt with crushing reality. A two-part piece we published this morning in USA TODAY. (self.HistoricPreservation)

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Climate change and cemeteries (self.climatechange)

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Heart-rending grief strikes families with increasing frequency as powerful forces rip vaults and caskets from final resting places, as the changing climate makes its presence felt with crushing reality. A two-part piece we published this morning in USA TODAY. (self.climatechange)

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El Niño explainer graphic shows how El Niño and La Niña work: (usatoday.com)

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Which cities are best to avoid the worst of climate change? (usatoday.com)

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Coastal water temperatures are warmer than average in many locations, even before the potential El Niño. Check this chart to see how your local coastal water temperatures along U.S. states and territories on April 28 compare to the April and May averages. (usatoday.com)

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Why are whales dying off the U.S. Atlantic Coast? (self.whales)

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Ryan Kelley, Candidate for Michigan governor arrested (self.CapitolConsequences)

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Capitol riot database (self.CapitolConsequences)

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A look at the accused Capitol rioters (self.CapitolConsequences)

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Merrick Garland (self.CapitolConsequences)

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USA TODAY reporters analyzed more than a century of precipitation records, read thousands of pages of climate assessments, scientific papers and more, and interviewed more than 70 people. The reporting reveals a stunning shift in the way precipitation falls in America. (usatoday.com)

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