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[ad_1] The new law, passed with the support of both parties, aims to help the existing water go even further. This is an example of the kind of drastic measures other regions may have to take increasingly to mitigate and adapt to the effects of climate change. It also indicates the choices, some difficult, some …
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[ad_1] Why not create a national acequia system mainly to capture the excess rain that falls in the Eastern United States and divert it to drought in the West? – Carol P. Chamberland, Albuquerque, NM The idea of taking water from one community and giving it to another has a basis in American history. In …
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[ad_1] PEORIA, Ariz. — Challenge Julio Rodriguez at your own risk. During a spring practice here two weeks ago, Jerry Dipoto Seattle Marines The head of baseball operations did just that with the team’s 21-year-old outfield candidate. Sitting on the bench, third place in the sport, Rodriguez turned to Dipoto and told him how driven …
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[ad_1] Outside my lab near Donner Pass in California’s Sierra Nevada mountains, there are new animal tracks in the snow after hibernation, bird sounds in the air, and the creek rushes strong with water from the melting snow. Spring has come alarmingly early in the Sierra Nevada. Last week, I joined teams of other scientists …
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[ad_1] MINNEAPOLIS—Connecticut has spent nearly three decades as the most formidable threat in women’s college basketball and is dangerous if not ranked #1 in Division I for weeks—where the Huskies spent the majority of that time. But after losing to South Carolina on Sunday night, the Huskies no longer have a perfect record in NCAA …
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[ad_1] Dr. “Whichever way you look at it, it will either distort any insight we may have about infection numbers or our ability to detect new variants as they emerge,” Paterson said. Said. Experts warned that it would be difficult to restart surveillance programs of the coronavirus, officially known as SARS-CoV-2, when a new variant …
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[ad_1] Dr. “Whichever way you look at it, it will either distort any insight we may have about infection numbers or our ability to detect new variants as they emerge,” Paterson said. Said. Experts warned that it would be difficult to restart surveillance programs of the coronavirus, officially known as SARS-CoV-2, when a new variant …
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[ad_1] Drought conditions will persist in more than half of the United States through at least June, complicating water supplies and increasing the risk of wildfires, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said on Thursday. While NOAA publishes its spring outlook, a broad climate forecast for April, May, and June, nearly 60 percent of the …
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[ad_1] Scientists added on Monday that the Amazon is losing its ability to recover from disturbances such as drought and land-use changes, adding that the rainforest is approaching a critical threshold where grassland will replace most of its rainforest, with major consequences for biodiversity and land use. climate change. The scientists said their research has …
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[ad_1] Dry conditions are expected across the region into spring and beyond, dashing hopes of surviving the relentless drought in the West, forecasters said on Thursday. Dan Collins, a meteorologist with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, said at a briefing that the continuation of La Niña, a climate pattern that originates in the Pacific …
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[ad_1] ALBUQUERQUE — Scientists said Monday that the mega-drought in the Southwest America has become so severe that it’s now the driest twenty years in at least 1200 years in the region, and climate change is largely responsible. The drought, which began in 2000, has reduced water supplies, devastated farmers and ranchers, and helped fuel …
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[ad_1] Soon after, the prospective champions from Pottsville agreed to play a showdown in Philadelphia against an all-star team of college players. Unfortunately for the Maroons, it also cost them their titles because the local NFL team, the Frankford Yellow Jackets, claimed the exhibit violated their land rights. (Pottsville humiliated the Yellow Jackets 49-0 during …
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