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As the climate warms, drought is killing large numbers of trees in California. Scientists are looking to the past to try to understand how the ecosystems of today may be changing. Ashley Cooper/Getty Images hide caption
Paul Taylor, seen here directing the dance company that bears his name, left his major mark on the dance world as a choreographer. Paul B. Goode/Courtesy of the Paul Taylor Dance Foundation hide caption
Case Alleges Chemical Companies Should Prepare For Unprecedented Storms
Harley-Davidson Celebrates 115th Anniversary During Tricky Political Times
Leader Of Russian Pro-Democracy Movement Remembers His Friend, John McCain
Detroit Shuts Off Drinking Water In Schools Just As Classes Are Set To Start
Mustafa Abed arrived at the airport in Portland, Ore., on April 17. Severely injured as an infant during the battle to liberate Fallujah from al-Qaida, his leg was amputated and he later received medical treatment in Portland, where he returned for further care almost a decade later. Amanda Lucier for NPR hide caption
Mustafa Returns: Iraqi Boy's Hope For A Prosthetic Leg Proves Complicated
U.S.-Canada Trade Talks Continue — Though Major Disagreements Remain
Former U.S. Trade Representative Weighs In On Current Talks With Canada
As the climate warms, drought is killing large numbers of trees in California. Scientists are looking to the past to try to understand how the ecosystems of today may be changing. Ashley Cooper/Getty Images hide caption
To Predict Effects Of Global Warming, Scientists Looked Back 20,000 Years
Is 'Training' A 'War Game?' The Answer Could Determine U.S.-South Korea Exercises
Former VP Biden Gives Emotional Tribute At McCain's Memorial Service
Uber CEO Talks About What's Changed For The Company In The Last Year
Trump Administration Backs Racial Discrimination Lawsuit Against Harvard
In the Balukhali refugee camp, boys between the ages of seven and 11 play with forfori, homemade toy airplanes. Jason Beaubien/NPR hide caption
In Bangladeshi Camps, Rohingya Refugees Try To Move Forward With Their Lives
How Sports Leagues And Associations Regulate Women's Bodies And Clothing
The city of Austin is installing cameras that will let residents see rising floodwaters at key intersections. Eddie Gaspar/KUT hide caption
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As Warming Climate Brings More Flash Floods, Austin Tries To Help Drivers
As Warming Climate Brings More Flash Floods, Austin Tries To Help Drivers
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