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After sub-hurricane-force winds blew out vast swaths of South Florida's electrical grid for days when Hurricane Irma hit last September, residents began asking what seemed like an obvious question: Why hasn't Florida Power & Light, the state-regulated electricity monopoly, buried more power lines underground to protect them from tropical storms?
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As Hurricane Irma barreled toward Florida last summer, some workers faced an impossible decision: follow evacuation orders and risk being fired, or stay in the path of what officials were calling a storm of catastrophic, never-before-seen proportions.
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The president of the United States this week proposed drowning wide swaths of the American landscape, and it barely made front-page news. The White House's 2019 budget request proposes cutting the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's climate-research initiatives by 37 percent — from $158 million in 2017 to only $93 million in 2019.
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If you forgot your gloves at home or simply don't own a pair, fret not — you'll want to hold these drinks with both hands.
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Miamians take pride in being able to shrug off levels of summer heat that border on nuclear radiation. We regularly debate which windshield sun-shades work best to keep our cars from baking while parked outdoors in July. It's not uncommon to see people jogging in 90-plus degree heat as if...
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