
El Niño is here, and so is la lluvia (the rain). Already, the storms are triggering massive mud flows.
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El Niño is here, and so is la lluvia (the rain). Already, the storms are triggering massive mud flows.
The post How Rain Turns Dirt Into Disaster appeared first on WIRED.
The Olympics bring the world together through sports. They also tear it apart through building ski runs, stadiums, and other athletic accoutrements.
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A new study and accompanying interactive map show where locked in sea level rise is going to flood.
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After nine years and $7 billion, the Royal Dutch Shell oil company is abandoning its drilling rights in the Arctic Ocean north of Alaska.
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Within 60 days of each other, Presidents Obama and Xi Jinping each released detailed plans to curb coal power plants. Has the world gone completely sane?
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Chile's massive Thursday earthquake was the largest in the world for 2015, but so far death and destruction have been limited.
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A tide gauge less than 100 miles from the quake's epicenter has logged wave heights in excess of 14 feet.
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An 8.3 moment magnitude quake struck northwest of Santiago.
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Tens of thousands of acres in California are burning, releasing clouds of smoke that affect people across the state.
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The Valley Fire burned 61,000 acres in 17 hours, but it's neither the beginning nor the end of California's 2015 fire season.
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