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Employers are dropping drug testing requirements as more and more employees are testing positive for marijuana and other substances.
In recent years, as catastrophic megafires have become commonplace throughout the West, state and federal agencies have pushed hard to bring prescribed fires back.
A bird flu virus that’s sweeping across the U.S. is rapidly becoming the country’s worst outbreak, having already killed over 37 million chickens.
Private sector ‘headhunting our people,’ union official says.
The new legislation would put local groundwater agencies in charge of permits.
This spring, the state’s two largest reservoirs are already at “critically low” levels.
New and severe water restrictions will soon be placed on Los Angeles Department of Water and Power customers.
National Hurricane Center in Miami is tracking the first tropical wave of 2022 off the coast of Africa.
The U.S. has in store an “above-normal” wildfire season if predictions from fire weather experts hold true.
The storms and floods that hit South-East Queensland and coastal New South Wales in February and March are likely to be Australia’s costliest floods.
The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), which operates the grid for most of the state, said demand rose to 70,703 megawatts (MW).
