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About 1,000 deaths in France attributable to heat wave
Several events have been canceled or postponed in the country to avoid overloading hospitals, which are already near their breaking point, especially in the Paris region.
Mistrial declared after jury deadlocks in LA arson trial
The Palisades Fire ultimately killed 12 people and destroyed thousands of homes as it incinerated hillside neighborhoods in Pacific Palisades and the city of Malibu.
Honolulu spent $450K on plans for flood-prone stream. Then it did nothing.
The city has been told repeatedly — by experts, residents and lawmakers — that failing to clear the stream called Kaukonahua would lead to catastrophic flooding. Then the rains came in March.
Germany joins push to delay EU methane rules
A growing number of countries wants to delay the EU’s landmark rules governing methane emissions.
Greece bets on space technology to contain wildfires
Four satellites were launched into low orbit in May. That made Greece the first nation in the world to integrate a dedicated satellite array into its national firefighting system.
Delayed monsoon rains create water shortages for cities, farms across India
India's weather agency said conditions including El Niño and dry winds from northwest India have stalled the monsoon's advance, resulting in a countrywide rainfall deficit of 42 percent.
