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Radioactive Object Found at San Francisco's Hunters Point Naval Shipyard Raises New Concerns
kqed.org - Ezra David Romero
The U.S. Navy found another radioactive object — in this case, a chip of glass smaller than a dime — during routine testing in April at the Hunters …
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Is California Still on Track to Meet Its Goal of 100% Clean Power by 2045?
kqed.org - Laura Klivans
California leaders have been busy of late making their climate case on the international conference circuit. State delegates are currently at the …
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Oakland Might Have Lost Its 'Coal War' — and Could Have to Pay Millions
kqed.org - Sydney Johnson
A years-long battle over a plan to build a terminal for exporting coal near the Port of Oakland is now in the hands of an Alameda County Superior …
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Dog Ticks Are Changing Their Diet. You’re on the Menu
kqed.org - Mimi Schiffman
Like its name suggests, the brown dog tick dines on dog blood. But as temperatures rise, they’re more likely to feast on you, too. That’s a problem, …
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Annual Climate Negotiations Are About To Start. Do They Matter?
kqed.org - Michael Copley, Julia Simon, Nathan Rott, Lauren Sommer, Rebecca Hersher
A major annual international climate meeting kicks off later this week in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates. World leaders are meeting from Nov. 30 …
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The Best Bay Area Hikes for Spotting Wildlife
kqed.org - Sarah Mohamad
From coyotes to monarch butterflies and river otters to banana slugs, the Bay Area — and California more widely — offers an incredible array of …

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