
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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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?
The post Climate Change Is So Bad That the US and China Agree on It appeared first on WIRED.

Chile's massive Thursday earthquake was the largest in the world for 2015, but so far death and destruction have been limited.
The post 10 Dead, Millions Evacuated After Massive Chile Earthquake appeared first on WIRED.

A tide gauge less than 100 miles from the quake's epicenter has logged wave heights in excess of 14 feet.
The post The Chile Earthquake’s First Tsunami Waves Strike appeared first on WIRED.

An 8.3 moment magnitude quake struck northwest of Santiago.
The post A Massive Quake Just Struck Off the Coast of Chile appeared first on WIRED.

Tens of thousands of acres in California are burning, releasing clouds of smoke that affect people across the state.
The post California’s Fire Problem Is Turning Into a Smoke Problem appeared first on WIRED.

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.
The post California’s Fires Are Barely Contained—and Barely Started appeared first on WIRED.

A newly found gene is the key to breeding plants that can get harmful TNT contamination out of the ground.
The post Mutant Plants Suck Toxic TNT (Yes, That TNT) Out of Soil appeared first on WIRED.

If you want to help the struggling recycling industry, you should stop throwing away plastic bags.
The post Listen Up America: You Need to Learn How to Recycle. Again. appeared first on WIRED.

Since May, over 30 whales have washed ashore in the Gulf of Alaska
The post Dozens of Dead Whales Are Washing Ashore in Alaska appeared first on WIRED.

Without rain, California's farmers have been forced to suck water from the ground. But they've pulled so much that parts of the state are sinking at incredible rates.
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