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Fewer butterflies have made the migration to Mexico this year, and they seem in less of a hurry to do so. Researchers believe climate change is contributing to the disruptions.
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The Republican-controlled board voted 12-0 on Friday to approve new science textbooks for Texas public schools.
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The Texas State Board of Education is expected to decide Friday which science textbooks to approve for public schools.
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Rain chances increase this month ahead of a wetter-than-normal winter forecast thanks to El Niño.
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Dr. David Lary is leading efforts to better understand how to mitigate the effects of urban heat islands.
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The Mark Cuban Heroes Basketball Center in Dallas is handing out hydration kits to mail carriers, construction workers, first responders and others who work outside.
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While existential threats to renewable energy were avoided, climate groups still faced significant losses in the past session, according to the Environmental Defense Fund’s Texas state director.
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Hotter days and nights. More record highs. Climate change has shifted the entire range of Texas heat upwards.
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Among the most vulnerable to extreme heat are truck drivers, utility workers, and construction workers.
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The resilient state flower is able to withstand the cold. It's also a sign that wildflower season is coming.
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Penguin keepers across Dallas are working with conservation groups across the globe to implement the Species Survival Plan.
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Food costs have also been negatively impacted by the recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, higher fertilizer costs, and higher energy prices due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.