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Environment/energy

U.S. President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump visited Kerrville, Texas, on Friday to survey damage from the deadly flooding that killed at least 129 people, with more than 170 still missing after the Guadalupe River surged over 22 feet (6.7 meters) in hours on July 4.
Trump Tours Texas Flood Zone
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Trump Threatens Brazil With 50% Tariff
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Study: Dams Shifted Earth's Poles by 3.7 Feet Since 1835
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Solar Power Becomes EU's Top Electricity Source for First Time
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Flash Floods Kill 3 in New Mexico Mountain Village
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Energy

U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday signed an executive order directing federal agencies to strengthen enforcement of provisions in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act that phase out tax credits for solar and wind energy projects.
Trump Orders Stricter Enforcement of Green Energy Tax Credit Cuts
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OPEC+ Boosts Oil Output More Than Expected for August
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Tesla Stock Plunges as Trump-Musk Feud Escalates Over Subsidies
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JUL 1JUL 1
US Imposes New Iran Sanctions Targeting Oil Trade, Hezbollah
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Trump Threatens Musk's Subsidies Over Spending Bill Criticism
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Environment

Scientists estimate that climate change tripled heat-related deaths during a European heatwave between June 23 and July 2. Approximately 2,300 people died across 12 major cities, including London, Paris, Milan, Madrid, Barcelona, Athens, Rome, Lisbon, Budapest, Zagreb, Frankfurt, and Sassari.
Study: Climate Change Tripled European Heat Wave Deaths
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Study: Melting Glaciers Could Trigger Volcanic Eruptions
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UK Invests £28.6M in Peak District Carbon Capture Project
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Seine Swimming Sites Close Day After Century-Long Ban Lifted
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Texas Floods Kill 82, 41 Still Missing
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Agriculture

The U.S. Department of Agriculture plans to breed billions of sterile male New World Screwworm flies and release them from airplanes over Mexico and southern Texas to combat flesh-eating maggots that threaten livestock, wildlife, and pets.
US to Breed Billions of Flies to Fight Flesh-Eating Pest
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JUL 3JUL 3
Trump Warns Japan of Higher Tariffs Over Rice
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JUL 1JUL 1
Victoria Freezes Farm Emergency Levy Amid Drought Crisis
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UK Food Poisoning Cases Hit Decade High in 2024
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Reintroduced Endangered Mexican Axolotls Thriving in Artificial Wetlands
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