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Delhi’s Bold Gamble: 17km Solar Roof to Rescue Leaking Munak Canal

Delhi’s desperate 17km solar gamble over leaking canal promises to save water—or become the city’s most expensive failure.
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Summer Paradox: Why Earth’s Greatest Distance From the Sun Still Brings Scorching Heat

Earth reaches its farthest point from the sun during scorching July—yet temperatures soar. The cosmic reason defies common sense.
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Global Warming Unleashes Rainfall Monsters: Cities Bracing for the Deluge

Climate change turns rain into urban nightmares. Your city’s infrastructure can’t handle what’s coming next. The numbers will terrify you.
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Colorado River Crisis: The Ticking Clock That Could Leave 40 Million Americans Thirsty

The Colorado River emergency that Arizona farmers don’t want you to know about threatens millions while cities keep building.
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Three Years Left: Scientists Sound Alarm as Earth Speeds Toward Irreversible Climate Threshold

Scientists give Earth just 3 years before climate catastrophe becomes irreversible—25 planetary systems already breaking down while fossil fuels keep burning.
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Mediterranean’s Energy Revolution: Floating Nuclear Plants Face Unprecedented Evaluation

Mediterranean nations achieve 136 GW solar capacity while controversial floating nuclear plants promise to revolutionize coastal energy—but at what hidden cost?
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Grand Coulee’s Monster Dam Powers Washington to Hydroelectric Dominance

Washington’s Grand Coulee Dam generates more power than nature intended, obliterating salmon runs while creating America’s hydroelectric fortress.
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Explosive Celebrations: the Hidden Crisis Pets and Wildlife Face From Fireworks

While humans celebrate with fireworks, half of all dogs shake in terror and 20% of pets vanish forever into the night.
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Alpine Crisis: Swiss Glaciers Surrender Winter Ice Before Summer’s Halfway Point

Switzerland’s glaciers won’t survive summer—40% gone already and winter’s protective snow melts before June even arrives.
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Hydropower’s Uphill Battle: Why Dams Can’t Compete With Wind and Solar

Why the world’s “cleanest” energy floods communities, kills biodiversity, and costs 54% more than wind power. The green myth nobody discusses.