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Gulf Stream, AMOC, Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation, Climate Change, Ocean Currents, Ocean Circulation, Atlantic Ocean, North Atlantic, Global Warming, Ocean Temperature, Sea Level Rise, Arctic Ice, Climate System, Climate Models, Thermohaline Circulation, Climate Science, Climate Research, Climate Predictions, Climate Impacts, Climate Adaptation, Climate Mitigation, Climate Policy, Oceanography, Marine Science, Environmental Science, Earth Science, Climate Emergency, Anthropogenic Climate Change, Climate Feedbacks, Climate Tipping Points, Climate Extremes, Climate Projections, Climate Scenarios, Climate Variability, Climate Dynamics, Climate Forcing, Climate Sensitivity, Climate Hazards, Climate Vulnerability, Climate Resilience, Climate Services, Climate Monitoring, Climate Observations, Climate Data, Climate Information,

Gulf Stream System Could Collapse by 2025: Impacts of an Amoc Collapse

Europe heatwave, food supply, cereal crops, livestock, animal feed, farming, agriculture, fresh foods, imports, refrigeration, tomato crops, fruit and vegetables, olive crop, olive oil supplies, drought, climate change, extreme weather, border control, supply chain, harvest, Charon anticyclone, southern Europe, Portugal, Spain, Italy, UK,

How Europe’s Heatwave is Affecting Food Supply: Cereals and More

White House, Justice40, environmental justice, racial disparities, air quality, pollution, PM 2.5, disadvantaged communities, federal investments, Supreme Court, race-neutral, affirmative action, college admissions, peer-reviewed, Science journal, Robert Bullard, Texas Southern University, pollutants, atmosphere, business as usual, trajectory, Julian Marshall, civil engineering, University of Washington, screening tool, income, climate change, energy costs, health, housing quality, education, employment, activists, researchers, WE ACT for Environmental Justice, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, data scientist, federal agencies, pollution control, climate programs,

The White House’s Justice40 Program and the Racial Gap in Air Quality

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Water Loss in Colorado River Basin: A Consequence of Climate Change

Listeria outbreak, Washington State, Puget Sound, food-borne illness, listeriosis, contaminated food, food safety, vulnerable populations, older adults, weakened immune systems, pregnant individuals, flu-like symptoms, hospitalizations, deaths, common exposures, unheated cheeses, deli meats, unpasteurized dairy products, premade deli salads, potato salad, tuna salad, food preparation, food storage, proper temperature, raw meat, undercooked seafood, fruits and vegetables, hand washing, surface cleaning, CDC, Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department, multistate listeria outbreak, contaminated deli meat, contaminated cheese, store-bought ice cream, leafy greens,

The Listeria Outbreak in Washington State: A Deadly Threat

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August’s Celestial Show: Two Supermoons and a Rare Blue Moon

climate change, heat wave, global warming, extreme heat, air quality, drought, rainfall, temperature records, health risks, heat-related emergencies, power grid, energy conservation, fossil fuels, heat-relief plans, outdoor workers, older people, wildfires, monsoon, flash floods, Europe, Asia, United States, China, California, emergency alert, blackouts, power outage,

The Unprecedented Heat Wave Sweeping the Globe

Arizona, Colorado River, water management, water resources, irrigation, alfalfa, Saudi Arabia, Fondomonte Arizona, state-owned lands, leasing, foreign ownership, oversight, water usage, drought, voluntary cuts, sustainable water use, equity in water distribution, Western states, state-level agreements, federal government, conservation, environmental impact,

Arizona’s Water Controversy: Saudi Firm Allowed to Use Colorado River

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A Blessing in Disguise: The Return of Lake Tulare

Pfizer, tornado, drug manufacturing, Rocky Mount, N.C., injectable medications, surgery drugs, pain relief, sedation, infection-fighting drugs, national drug shortages, low-cost generic products, propofol, healthcare, FDA, preparedness, supply chain, pandemic preparedness bill, drugmakers, hospital products, critical supplies, resiliency,

Pfizer’s N. C. Site Hit by Tornado, Puts Drug Supplies in Jeopardy

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