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Nation World
Record-breaking 18-foot, 215-pound Burmese python caught in Florida
Nation World
Gateway towns to Yellowstone become dead ends after flood
Towns like Red Lodge, Montana, are both cleaning up from the flood and figuring out how they'll make ends meet without a steady stream of tourists.
Nation World
After Yellowstone, floodwaters near Montana's largest city
The water in the Yellowstone River hit its highest level in nearly a century as it traveled east to Billings, Montana, home to nearly 110,000 people.
Environment
Whale sightings spike in Washington’s waters
Whale sightings have increased over the past few years, but close encounters between the mammals and Puget Sound boaters are causing concern for environmentalists.
National
Floods leave Yellowstone landscape 'dramatically changed'
The flooding could permanently scar the Yellowstone landscape, washing out paths and changing the terrain across the park.
Nation World
Yellowstone flooding forces 10,000 to leave national park: 'Scariest river ever'
A National Weather Service meteorologist described the Yellowstone situation as "flooding that we’ve just never seen in our lifetimes before."
Weird
Bees are fish, California court rules
The decision comes after a lengthy legal dispute to list four species of bumblebees as endangered under the California Endangered Species Act.
Texas News
'Aggressive' dolphin on Texas coast deemed threat to public safety, NOAA says
NOAA says the dolphin has grown accustomed to humans and has started displaying aggressive behavior.
Environment
Texas researchers find plastic-eating enzyme that could be a game changer for recycling
The discovery is still in the lab testing stages, but UT researchers hope it can help boost recycling efforts.
Science
This new discovery by UT researchers could be a game-changer for plastic recycling
The discovery is still in the lab testing stages, but UT researchers hope it can help boost recycling efforts.
Nation World
Priceless seeds, sprouts key to US West's post-fire future
With a wildfire fast approaching, New Mexico researchers rushed to save millions of seeds and sprouts. There's a long road ahead.
West Texas
The planet-warming effects behind oil production in West Texas
Over a 100-year period, the EPA says, methane's impact on climate change can be 25-times greater than carbon dioxide's.
Nation World
Gateway towns to Yellowstone become dead ends after flood
Towns like Red Lodge, Montana, are both cleaning up from the flood and figuring out how they'll make ends meet without a steady stream of tourists.
Nation World
After Yellowstone, floodwaters near Montana's largest city
The water in the Yellowstone River hit its highest level in nearly a century as it traveled east to Billings, Montana, home to nearly 110,000 people.
Environment
Whale sightings spike in Washington’s waters
Whale sightings have increased over the past few years, but close encounters between the mammals and Puget Sound boaters are causing concern for environmentalists.
National
Floods leave Yellowstone landscape 'dramatically changed'
The flooding could permanently scar the Yellowstone landscape, washing out paths and changing the terrain across the park.
Nation World
Yellowstone flooding forces 10,000 to leave national park: 'Scariest river ever'
A National Weather Service meteorologist described the Yellowstone situation as "flooding that we’ve just never seen in our lifetimes before."
Weird
Bees are fish, California court rules
The decision comes after a lengthy legal dispute to list four species of bumblebees as endangered under the California Endangered Species Act.
Texas News
'Aggressive' dolphin on Texas coast deemed threat to public safety, NOAA says
NOAA says the dolphin has grown accustomed to humans and has started displaying aggressive behavior.
Environment
Texas researchers find plastic-eating enzyme that could be a game changer for recycling
The discovery is still in the lab testing stages, but UT researchers hope it can help boost recycling efforts.
Science
This new discovery by UT researchers could be a game-changer for plastic recycling
The discovery is still in the lab testing stages, but UT researchers hope it can help boost recycling efforts.
Nation World
Priceless seeds, sprouts key to US West's post-fire future
With a wildfire fast approaching, New Mexico researchers rushed to save millions of seeds and sprouts. There's a long road ahead.
West Texas
The planet-warming effects behind oil production in West Texas
Over a 100-year period, the EPA says, methane's impact on climate change can be 25-times greater than carbon dioxide's.
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