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Parched West, Drenched East: NSW Farmers Face Nature’s Cruel Divide

While eastern NSW drowns in rain, western farmers watch their crops die—inside the bizarre weather divide destroying Australian agriculture.
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232GW Revolution: India’s Renewable Energy Capacity Triples in Decade, Stunning Experts

India’s renewable energy capacity hit 232GW, tripling in a decade. Experts never saw this coming—and the reasons will surprise you.
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90,000 Tons of Nuclear Waste Lurks Near One-Third of Americans—Where Is It?

90,000 tons of radioactive waste sits dangerously close to millions of Americans while politicians squander billions on failed solutions.
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Trump’s Nuclear Revival: Four Orders Blast Away Decades of Regulatory Barriers

Trump signs radical orders dismantling 50 years of nuclear regulations – the 18-month deadline that has energy experts stunned.
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Federal Power Line Project Threatens Last Strongholds of Struggling Sage Grouse

Federal green energy project threatens 59 sage grouse breeding grounds while Nevada’s power-hungry cities expand. Wildlife or watts?
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Dijon’s Housing District Generates More Energy Than It Uses

French housing district defies energy crisis by producing more power than residents use, slashing bills 75% while others struggle.
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Climate Crisis Forces Spanish Vineyards to Confront Devastating Exodus

Spain’s beloved vineyards face extinction as scorching heat forces a mass exodus northward, threatening centuries of winemaking tradition.
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Rio Tinto’s $1.2B Revival Breathes New Life Into Quebec’s Aging Hydroelectric Giant

Rio Tinto pours $1.2 billion into a century-old Quebec dam—why aluminum producers are betting everything on ancient infrastructure.