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Offshore wind boosted as Biden, East Coast governors team up
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Gateway towns to Yellowstone become dead ends after flood
Towns like Red Lodge, Montana, are both cleaning up from the flood and figuring out how they'll make ends meet without a steady stream of tourists.
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After Yellowstone, floodwaters near Montana's largest city
The water in the Yellowstone River hit its highest level in nearly a century as it traveled east to Billings, Montana, home to nearly 110,000 people.
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Yellowstone flooding forces 10,000 to leave national park: 'Scariest river ever'
A National Weather Service meteorologist described the Yellowstone situation as "flooding that we’ve just never seen in our lifetimes before."
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Erosion causes property damage at a home along Tonawanda Creek in Royalton
A homeowner's pickup truck slipped into Tonawanda Creek after erosion caused the land to collapse.
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Interior plans to phase out plastic water bottle sales at national parks
It will be a multi-year process, but the goal is to reduce a major source of U.S. pollution.
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Biden gets rid of solar panel tariffs amid Commerce Department inquiry
A Commerce Department inquiry has been scrutinizing imports of solar panels from Southeast Asia due to concerns of possible trade violations of Chinese products.
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Buffalo to host World Canals Conference in 2025
International event to be held as part of the 200th anniversary celebration of the opening of the Erie Canal.
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Experts: Everything points to another busy hurricane season
The Atlantic hurricane season starts Wednesday, and experts say these ingredients for disaster are still going strong.
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'Aggressive' dolphin on Texas coast deemed threat to public safety, NOAA says
NOAA says the dolphin has grown accustomed to humans and has started displaying aggressive behavior.
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Priceless seeds, sprouts key to US West's post-fire future
With a wildfire fast approaching, New Mexico researchers rushed to save millions of seeds and sprouts. There's a long road ahead.
History
400 years ago this spring, honeybees first arrived in North America on a British ship
May 20 is World Bee Day. On the 400th anniversary of honeybees arriving in the colonies, a historian shared what we know about their first years.
Nation World
Gateway towns to Yellowstone become dead ends after flood
Towns like Red Lodge, Montana, are both cleaning up from the flood and figuring out how they'll make ends meet without a steady stream of tourists.
Nation World
After Yellowstone, floodwaters near Montana's largest city
The water in the Yellowstone River hit its highest level in nearly a century as it traveled east to Billings, Montana, home to nearly 110,000 people.
Nation World
Yellowstone flooding forces 10,000 to leave national park: 'Scariest river ever'
A National Weather Service meteorologist described the Yellowstone situation as "flooding that we’ve just never seen in our lifetimes before."
Local News
Erosion causes property damage at a home along Tonawanda Creek in Royalton
A homeowner's pickup truck slipped into Tonawanda Creek after erosion caused the land to collapse.
Nation World
Interior plans to phase out plastic water bottle sales at national parks
It will be a multi-year process, but the goal is to reduce a major source of U.S. pollution.
Nation World
Biden gets rid of solar panel tariffs amid Commerce Department inquiry
A Commerce Department inquiry has been scrutinizing imports of solar panels from Southeast Asia due to concerns of possible trade violations of Chinese products.
Local News
Buffalo to host World Canals Conference in 2025
International event to be held as part of the 200th anniversary celebration of the opening of the Erie Canal.
Nation World
Experts: Everything points to another busy hurricane season
The Atlantic hurricane season starts Wednesday, and experts say these ingredients for disaster are still going strong.
Local News
'Aggressive' dolphin on Texas coast deemed threat to public safety, NOAA says
NOAA says the dolphin has grown accustomed to humans and has started displaying aggressive behavior.
Nation World
Priceless seeds, sprouts key to US West's post-fire future
With a wildfire fast approaching, New Mexico researchers rushed to save millions of seeds and sprouts. There's a long road ahead.
History
400 years ago this spring, honeybees first arrived in North America on a British ship
May 20 is World Bee Day. On the 400th anniversary of honeybees arriving in the colonies, a historian shared what we know about their first years.
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