Serve up facts first and last, with misinformation handled carefully in the middle.
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Across the Northern Hemisphere tropics, this remains an unusually low-key year – at least for now. Meanwhile, Trump's proposed NOAA budget would destroy the basic infrastructure needed to do weather research.
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El Dr. Rafael Méndez Tejeda nos explica qué es este fenómeno meteorológico y dónde ocurre
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A shady installation in a park includes tree saplings that will one day provide additional cooling.
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Colville Lake now gets 15% of its electricity annually from solar power.
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Recent polling shows that nearly 80% of registered U.S. voters want government agencies to keep researching and sharing global warming data. The administration is dismantling both.
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