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Global electricity demand is forecast to jump 3.6% this year

By Everett Sloane

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Mexico’s second LNG export terminal shipped its first cargo

By Everett Sloane

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U.S. commercial crude inventories climbed by two million barrels

By Everett Sloane

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Global natural-gas demand may shrink for only the third time in seven years

By Everett Sloane

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A desert gas crater nicknamed the ‘Door to Hell’ has been burning since 1971

By Everett Sloane

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Half a Minnesota river vanishes into a hole at a waterfall, and it took decades to explain

By Everett Sloane

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Offshore wind kept New England’s lights on during a record heat wave

By Everett Sloane

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A magnitude-5.0 quake rattled the Texas Panhandle and was felt by nearly 740,000 people

By Everett Sloane

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Tsunami warnings went out after a magnitude-7.3 earthquake struck off Chiapas, Mexico

By Everett Sloane

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Greenland’s melting glaciers may be shoving the Atlantic toward a climate tipping point

By Everett Sloane

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A new solid-state battery design may have finally solved its biggest weakness

By Everett Sloane

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A fusion company says it finally squeezed out more energy than its reaction took in

By Everett Sloane

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2026 is now almost certain to rank among the hottest years ever measured

By Everett Sloane

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Carolina Beach lifeguards logged 170 rip-current rescues in three days as drownings mounted

By BeckhamLangford

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The Colorado River’s reservoirs just hit their lowest level since 1957

By Everett Sloane

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Toxic algae now blankets more than half of Florida’s largest lake

By Everett Sloane

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A sinkhole from a burst water main is disrupting Savannah’s water supply

By Everett Sloane

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Rip currents have already drowned 21 people in US waters this year

By Cassian Holt

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Best Buy recalled Insignia gas ranges whose knobs can be bumped on and start a fire

By Everett Sloane

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The Guadalupe River rose 25 feet in a single hour as deadly floods swept Texas Hill Country

By Everett Sloane

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