TECH NEWS
Weather chaos in the West: High heat and concerns about fires and flood
Residents of the West Coast face a multitude of opposing hazards
Videos show a wild week of waterspouts from Florida to Greece
Across the globe, videos capture waterspouts dancing over oceans and others spinning aground and turning into tornados
Rare, powerful thunderstorms bring severe winds to Europe, killing several
Wind gusts reached nearly 140 mph in one part of France. At least nine people were reported killed in the storm
Ancient Vatican statue is latest artwork climate protesters glued hands to
Activists from the Last Generation environmental group stuck themselves to the Laocoon sculpture to draw attention to climate change
The TVA is dumping a mountain of coal ash in Black south Memphis
The Tennessee Valley Authority's move to dump coal ash in south Memphis shows how industries work to fight their way into communities of color already teeming with pollution
White House climate official sanctioned by prestigious science body
The NAS said Lubchenco violated its code of conduct before joining the Biden administration last year
U.S. announces more water cuts as Colorado River hits dire lows
The Bureau of Reclamation declared that the Lower Colorado River Basin has reached a point where states will be required to make further reductions in water use
Dodge will retire Charger and Challenger, its muscle car mainstays
“End of an era”: The company that helped give rise to a generation of cars with powerful engines and muscular styling is moving to cleaner-powered vehicles
Fundraiser launched for statue of Freya, the walrus Norway euthanized
Organizers hope a statue will serve as a reminder that “we cannot or should not always kill and remove nature when it is ‘in the way.’ ”
Freya the walrus, who charmed crowds in Norway, is killed by authorities
Norwegian authorities said that Freya was a threat to human safety and that moving her was not considered viable