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As the Trump administration cancels climate science briefings and removes environmental data tools from public view some ...

Dehydration is a real risk during sunny weather - this is how much water you should be drinking to stay hydrated. Spring has gotten off to sunny start, with many enjoying high temperatures across ...

Temperatures are high at the moment, but that’s expected to change this weekend. Dehydration is a real risk during sunny weather - this is how much water you should be drinking to stay hydrated.