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Ambitious plan aims to keep waste out of rivers without massive new pipes.
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Researchers discover that the arrangement of cities’ streets and buildings affect how much heat they trap.
Behind the scenes of forecasting winter weather at the Olympics
Considering humidity as well as temperature emphasizes humanity's impact on the climate.
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