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Lake Powell Falls to Record Low as Water and Power Risks Deepen
LAKE POWELL - The United States' second-largest reservoir fell to a record low over the weekend, bringing the Colorado R...
Hurricane Lala Skirts Hawaii but Leaves Floods and Outages
HONOLULU - Hurricane Lala passed just south of Hawaii's Big Island on Saturday without making landfall, sparing the isla...
Typhoon Dolphin Forces More Than a Million to Relocate as Shanghai Rain Sets Record
Local tallies from Wenzhou, Shanghai and Fujian showed more than 1.2 million relocations by Sunday evening after Typhoon...
Typhoon Dolphin Grounds Okinawa Flights as China Shuts Ports
Typhoon Dolphin closed Okinawa's main airport, grounded every flight in and out and sent hundreds of people to emergency...
British Columbia Declares Wildfire Emergency as More Than 20,000 Flee Okanagan
VANCOUVER, British Columbia - British Columbia declared a province-wide state of emergency on Saturday, August 8, after ...
Record-Low Danube Pushes Hungary's Paks Nuclear Plant Toward Possible First Full Shutdown
Record-low water on the Danube has sharply reduced output at Hungary's Paks nuclear power station and could force the fi...
Fast-Moving Washington Wildfires Force Thousands to Evacuate Near Spokane
A fast-moving wildfire driven by high temperatures and strong winds swept through northwest Spokane, Washington, on Satu...
Typhoon Noul Forces More Than 800,000 to Relocate in Southern China
More than 801,000 people had been relocated for safety in China’s southern Guangdong province by Sunday after Typhoon No...
Wildfires Force More Than 200,000 to Flee or Lock Down in France and Spain
More than 200,000 people were driven from homes and holiday accommodation, or ordered to remain indoors, as fast-moving ...