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Kilauea’s north vent started overflowing again ahead of a 55th eruption episode

By Everett Sloane

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Hurricane Polo roared back to Category 5 and shut down six Mexican ports

By Everett Sloane

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Hurricane Nolo threatens Hawaii’s Big Island with up to 35 inches of rain

By Everett Sloane

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Mount St. Helens remains the Cascades’ most likely volcano to erupt again

By Everett Sloane

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Mount Baker is rated a very high threat volcano, yet much of its monitoring was dismantled

By Everett Sloane

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More than 70 mudflows have poured off Mount Shasta in the past 1,000 years

By Everett Sloane

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Tesla and Sunrun’s home batteries sent a record 580 MW to California’s grid

By Everett Sloane

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Oak Ridge scientists turn plastic waste into gasoline and diesel fuel

By Everett Sloane

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Billions of dollars in rare earth elements may be hiding in America’s coal ash

By Everett Sloane

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New map shows groundwater vanishing across five High Plains states

By Everett Sloane

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Drought swallowed 59% of the Lower 48 in a single month

By Everett Sloane

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America just recorded its hottest summer in 132 years of measurements

By Everett Sloane

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Kilauea spilled 29 overflows in two days as new fountains threatened to erupt

By Everett Sloane

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The Energy Department ordered Duke to fire up backup power to hold the Carolinas grid together

By Everett Sloane

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A tsunami can race across an entire ocean at the speed of a jetliner

By Everett Sloane

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A haboob dust wall can swallow a desert city in a matter of minutes

By Everett Sloane

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Modern wind-turbine blades can stretch longer than a football field

By Everett Sloane

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The Three Gorges Dam is so massive it slightly slows Earth’s rotation

By Everett Sloane

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Iceland heats most of its homes with hot water pulled from volcanic ground

By Everett Sloane

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Hoover Dam’s concrete is still slowly curing decades after it was poured

By Everett Sloane

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