Wildfire evacuation plans can help communities avoid logistical nightmares
Release Date: 02/06/2023
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Ultraefficient houses in the Catskill Project are powered by solar panels. Learn more at
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During winter, residents used to leave town by driving across a frozen lake. But warming temperatures left the lake ice less dependable. Learn more at
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With free rides and bus stop improvements, the city hopes to turn out more ridership and reduce traffic pollution. Learn more at
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Many skills used while camping can help you stay safe during emergencies. Learn more at
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In Charlotte, North Carolina, flood-prone apartments were converted into a wetland habitat that now helps protect the community from flooding. Learn more at
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Farmers can help store planet-warming pollution in the ground. But some measures of the benefits may provide misleading results, a researcher says. Learn more at
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