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Has 'Godzilla' El Niño failed to live up to its name?
The El Niño weather pattern was called a "potential Godzilla" long before it hit the West late last year, raising hopes that the phenomenon might ease California's historic drought.
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Anne C. Mulkern, E&E News reporter
The El Niño weather pattern was called a "potential Godzilla" long before it hit the West late last year, raising hopes that the phenomenon might ease California's historic drought.
EPA air chief Bill Wehrum draws inspiration from his days in the George W. Bush administration.
By Maxine Joselow and Sean Reilly in Greenwire
WILMINGTON, N.C. — A public housing building flooded from the top down. Days after Hurricane Florence poured in, Debbie Williams was still stepping through water pooled around her bed.
By Adam Aton in Climatewire
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EPA air chief Bill Wehrum draws inspiration from his days in the George W. Bush administration.
By Maxine Joselow and Sean Reilly in Greenwire
WILMINGTON, N.C. — A public housing building flooded from the top down. Days after Hurricane Florence poured in, Debbie Williams was still stepping through water pooled around her bed.
By Adam Aton in Climatewire