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Australia Weather Bureau Says Dry Conditions Likely to Persist for Rest of Year – Reuters
An Electric Future? Global Leaders Meeting in California Call for Faster Move to EVs – The Guardian
U.S. Expected to Fall Short of Paris Climate Targets by One-Third, Report Says – The Hill
Top Green Group to Spend an Unprecedented $60 Million on 2018 Races – Washington Post
The Perfect Storm: How Climate Change and Wall Street Almost Killed Puerto Rico – Rolling Stone
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