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Deadly Convenience: Are Disposable BBQs Too Dangerous for Our Children, Wildlife, and Forests?

Eight children died from disposable BBQ carbon monoxide in just two years—yet manufacturers still refuse to add basic safety warnings.
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Scorching May Heat Wave Threatens to Shatter Records Across California and Nevada

Record-breaking 107°F temperatures threaten California as emergency services brace for casualties. Your city might be next on the danger list.
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Louisiana’s Air Monitoring Ban Silences Citizen Scientists, Sparks Constitutional Lawsuit

Louisiana bans citizens from testing air quality while cancer rates soar—but industrial polluters face zero restrictions on monitoring equipment.
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Moon Mining Revolution: US Startup’s Excavator Will Strip Lunar Surface for Rare Helium-3

A Seattle startup’s giant lunar excavator will strip the moon’s surface for helium-3, potentially ending Earth’s energy crisis forever.
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South Korea Breaks Ground on Nuclear Reactor, Defying Global Energy Trends

While the world retreats from nuclear power, South Korea pours concrete for massive reactors, betting billions on atomic energy’s controversial comeback.
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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?
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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.