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Service cuts planned at two large Pennsylvania transit agencies
Down-to-the-wire budget negotiations could leave passengers in the Philadelphia and Pittsburgh areas with fewer transit options.
Green group launches ad campaign to counter California oil lobbying
California EnviroVoters' seven-figure ad buy comes in response to a multiyear lobbying campaign from oil companies.
North Carolina tourist attraction damaged by hurricane to be demolished
The Lake Lure Flowering Bridge in Rutherford County crumpled from the relentless floods and winds from remnants of Helene last September.
UK’s AI ambitions clash with its climate goals
Minutes from the U.K.’s AI Energy Council show ministers are being pushed to use gas to fuel the country’s data center build-out.
Bosnia’s mountain resorts pivot to summer tourism as climate changes
By expanding their summer offerings, mountain resorts near Sarajevo that traditionally relied on snow sports can lure tourists away from the scorching heat and high costs of other seaside destinations, said the city's tourism board president.
Torrential rains in Japan cause flooding, mudslides and travel disruptions
Authorities issued evacuation advisories to tens of thousands of people in Kumamoto and six other prefectures in the region.
