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  • Published on May 2, 2025

    Trump’s 2026 budget plan includes sharp spending cuts

    WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump’s 2026 budget plan would slash non-defense domestic spending by $163 billion while increasing expenditures on national security, according to White House statements Friday. The plan shows a desire to crack down on …

    Source: WCCB Charlotte - North Carolina - Neutral
  • Published on May 2, 2025

    Would you know what to do during tornado? We have tips

    HOUSTON – Do you know the safest things you can do for yourself and your family should a tornado strike near your home? A basement is the safest place to be during a tornado, according to weather.com, but most homes in the Houston-area don’t have basements …

    Source: KPRC - Texas - Neutral
  • Published on May 2, 2025

    Alaskans share support for Alaska climate center as faces funding loss

    Alaskans could lose access to a wealth of weather information and trends should the Trump administration’s proposed cuts to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) come crashing down in the coming months. In a memo leaked in April, the …

    Source: Fairbanks Daily News Miner - Alaska - Neutral
  • Published on May 2, 2025

    Minke whale found deceased on Chilmark beach

    The Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) and federal marine researchers are investigating the cause of death of a minke whale that washed ashore on a private beach in Chilmark recently. Aquinnah Wampanoag natural resources director Bret Stearns said he …

    Source: Martha's Vineyard Times - Massachusetts - Neutral
  • Published on May 2, 2025

    Has it been warmer this spring in central CT?

    Support trusted journalism in Connecticut. Join CT Mirror’s members today and make an impact. The average daily temperature at Bradley International Airport for January through April this year was about 38 degrees — nearly 2 degrees cooler than the same …

    Source: The Connecticut Mirror - Center-left
  • Published on May 2, 2025

    California Toxic Algal Bloom Blamed for Months-long Marine Life Poisoning

    Inside the Marine Mammal Care Center in Los Angeles, more than 80 sea lions and seals lounge lethargically in outdoor fenced-in pens or paddle in small pools. Some bark and moan. Many of the sea lions noticeably stare into space or crane their necks so …

    Source: Inside Climate News - Neutral
  • Published on May 2, 2025

    Chile braces for Antarctic tsunami with coastal evacuation underway after huge 7.5-magnitude earthquake

    Officials fear a huge tsunami could be heading for Chile after a 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Argentina. The warning came after the quake struck around 200km (124miles) south of Puerto Williams, near Chile's southern tip, at 9am …

    Source: Daily Mail - Right-wing
  • Published on May 2, 2025

    Dual Restoration Enhances Water Damage Restoration Services for 2025 Disasters

    Dual Restoration will enhance water damage restoration services in 2025 to combat 2024’s billion-dollar climate disasters with new tech and community programs. BROOKLYN, NY, UNITED STATES, May 2, 2025 /⁨EINPresswire.com⁩/ -- The National Oceanic …

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  • Published on May 2, 2025

    GOP plans billions in oil, gas sales to help pay for Trump's tax bill

    House Republicans plan to raise more than $15 billion in revenue through increasing U.S. oil, gas and coal lease sales, as well as other measures, to help pay for President Donald Trump's massive tax cut package, according to a document seen by …

    Source: Accounting Today - Neutral
  • Published on May 2, 2025

    Trump’s push for deep-sea metals clashes with UN ocean treaty

    President Donald Trump first set his sights on Canada and Greenland’s mineral resources. Now he’s eyeing the global seabed that holds vast troves of critical metals for green technologies but is controlled by a United Nations-affiliated organization. Trump …

    Source: Mining Weekly - Neutral
  • Published on May 2, 2025

    Climate Change By Any Other Name

    This series was produced in partnership with the Pulitzer Center and the Science Journalism course at Duke Marine Lab. Pulling into one of the dozens of church parking lots in Davis, Karen Amspacher’s silver Toyota pickup comes into view, green crab pots …

    Source: The Assembly - North Carolina - Neutral
  • Published on May 2, 2025

    Lowndes EMA urges residents to prepare for hurricane season

    LOWNDES CO – The Lowndes County Emergency Management encourages residents to act during National Hurricane Preparedness Week. Hurricane season is around the corner, so Lowndes County is encouraging all residents to start planning and preparing. Lowndes …

    Source: WVGA Valdosta Today - Georgia - Neutral
  • Published on May 2, 2025

    Why volunteer search-and-rescue teams are now in need of rescuing, too

    Mike Sullivan had spent a year scouring dozens of Florida waterways when he finally saw it: the glint of a two-tone 1961 Chevrolet Impala. Sullivan made the discovery while diving in a canal near Plantation, Florida, in August 2024, nearly 50 years after …

    Source: AOL - Pending
  • Published on May 2, 2025

    Why hasn’t Trump taken down the government’s climate adaptation plans?

    Deep in the bowels of .gov web addresses sits a site that houses the climate adaptation plans for more than two dozen federal agencies. They outline everything from the Smithsonian protecting the National Museum of American History from flooding to the …

    Source: Grist Magazine - Left-wing
  • Published on May 2, 2025

    Tulare County now home to state’s highest tree… thanks to climate change

    A Jeffrey pine tree growing in far eastern Tulare County is the highest in altitude tree ever recorded in California. The new altitude record, however, has a dark cause: species creep due to a rapidly shifting climate in the Sierra Nevada.   Chance …

    Source: Valley Voice - California - Pending
  • Published on May 2, 2025

    It’s the season for invasive plants in Detroit

    It’s the season for invasive plant species and the first spring for a new addition to Michigan’s watchlist.  Lesser celandine was added to the state’s invasive species watchlist in July, in recognition of the threat it poses to the ecosystem. The plant, …

    Source: Bridge Detroit - Michigan - Neutral
  • Published on May 1, 2025

    New Study Finds Preharvest Sugarcane Burns Are Not Harming Air Quality

    Sugarcane field at sunset.getty Prescribed burns used in farming and forestry management have long been vilified by environmental advocacy groups and some politicians. A new report released this week by researchers at Florida A&M and Tuskegee …

    Source: Forbes - Neutral
  • Published on May 2, 2025

    Catch as catch can: S.C. fisheries mostly healthy, but face threats

    In an age of relentless cynicism about government, talking with the fishermen, scientists, politicians and regulators who manage South Carolina’s fisheries feels like a bracing splash of cold water on a hazy summer day. Words you hear a lot in those …

    Source: Charleston City Paper - South Carolina - Left-wing
  • Published on May 2, 2025

    New telescope catches strange view of Moon’s dark side

    Science News This flying object is definitely identified. The new solar observatory, GOES-19 captured the New Moon crossing its field of view. The weather and space weather satellite is a collaboration between NOAA and NASA. The New Moon photobombing the …

    Source: News9 Live - Indeterminate

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  • Published on April 4, 2024 - 19:34 GMT

    Republicans Are The Real Budget-Busters. Pass It On.

    George H. Bush ran up a $290 billion budget deficit in his last year as President. Bill Clinton converted that deficit into a surplus. Actually, three years of budget surpluses. And he managed to pay down $360 billion of prior years’ federal debt. …

    Source: Op/Ed
  • Published on March 8, 2024 - 10:54 GMT

    Strong Women In Politics Still Face Strong Pushback

    John Nance Garner, who served as FDR’s vice president for eight years, compared the job to “a bucket of warm spit.” (He actually said, “warm piss,” but this is a family-friendly blog). Facing the prospect of a 2024 presidential rematch between two …

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