Trump vows to end offshore wind projects on Day One
President elect Donald Trump pledges to block offshore wind via executive order and end the industry on the first day in office. Critics warn of economic and environmental impacts while industry groups, scientists, and some politicians urge caution, planning to work with a potential Trump administration to shape future policies.
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Wildfires blaze across coasts with injuries and evacuations
Fire crews battled blazes from New York to Southern California on Sunday. A parks employee in New York state died when a tree fell during brush fire operations near Sterling Forest. In New Jersey the Jennings Creek fire threatened 25 structures and covered 4.7 square miles at 10 percent containment. In California the Mountain Fire near Ventura County was 26 percent contained, about 32 square miles, while air quality advisories spread amid smoke. Massachusetts saw a Lynn Woods blaze of hundreds of acres under windy, dry conditions with containment efforts ongoing.
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Cuba hit by 6.8 quake after hurricanes and blackouts
A 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck eastern Cuba about 25 miles south of Bartolome Maso, felt in Santiago de Cuba Holguin and Guantanamo. No major damage or injuries reported though aftershocks were noted. the event follows Hurricane Rafael and weeks of power outages across the island. Local residents described shaking and damage in Pilan with crumbling roofs observed in photos.
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