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Manitoba Ablaze: 17,000 Flee Homes as Province Declares Wildfire Emergency

17,000 Manitobans fled their burning homes while firefighters retreated from 121-foot flames—and summer just started.
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Texas House Kills Anti-Solar Bills, Empowering Renewable Energy Future

Texas House rejects anti-solar bills that would have crippled the state’s $50 billion renewable industry—but the energy battle isn’t over yet.
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Austin’s $14 Million Solar Gamble: Will Public Rooftops Power 2,000 Homes?

Austin bets $14 million taxpayer dollars on rooftop solar while residents struggle with energy bills—will 2,000 homes actually benefit?
deadly legacy of fires

Hidden Poisons: LA Fires Leave Deadly Legacy Scientists Race to Expose

LA’s toxic fire legacy: deadly chemicals 5x normal levels contaminate air, water, soil. Scientists race against time as millions face hidden health threats.
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City Mayors Turn Personal Climate Convictions Into Revolutionary Action

350 mayors defy federal gridlock, wielding $7 trillion in economic power to transform cities while politicians debate. Their rebellion changes everything.
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Solar Fury Destroys SpaceX’s Starlink Fleet, Costing $100 Million

A $100 million solar disaster turned SpaceX satellites into Caribbean fireworks while scientists blame a bizarre “termination event” from space.
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Tech Giants’ Energy Hunger: The Unexpected Savior for Geothermal’s Quiet Revolution

Tech giants’ ravenous AI appetite might accidentally resurrect the forgotten geothermal industry—the bizarre twist nobody saw coming.
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Microsoft’s Record 600,000-Ton Green Cement Purchase Shatters Construction Industry Norms

Microsoft just obliterated construction norms with a 600,000-ton cement deal that makes typical green initiatives look like child’s play.
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EU Capitals Ordered to Slash Water Consumption as Europe’s Aquifers Run Dry

Europe’s €1 trillion economy hangs by a thread as aquifers vanish—while politicians debate fountain aesthetics over survival.