Spain approves law allowing 4 days of 'paid climate leave' after recent deadly floods

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A woman collects supplies from an excavator shovel from her flood-affected home in Massanassa, Valencia, Spain, Friday, Nov. 8, 2024
Floods devastated Valencia and other parts of Spain in October 2024.

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Before buying a home, check this hidden financial risk

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Houses in a small beach resort in southeast St. Johns County, Florida.

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Deadly Hurricane Milton halts life for millions of Floridians as it ravages the state

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Hurricane Milton hit Florida with 120 mph winds and over 100 tornadoes, leaving 11 million people at risk of flash floods.

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Video: Fox Weather reporter rescues a woman stranded in Hurricane Helene flood waters live on air

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Fox Weather reporter Bob Van Dillen seen rescuing woman from flood waters live on air.

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Horrifying Fish Die-Off Sparks Ecological Nightmare for Greek Coastal Town

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New Mexico wildfire kills 2, leaves village in ruins

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Wildfires killed two people in New Mexico, burned 20,000 acres, and left widespread destruction in the village of Ruidoso. Then the flash floods came.

Florida is underwater, and more storms are coming

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Heavy storms and floods swamped southern Florida as residents are still recovering from 2023 flood damage. Some areas saw as much as 20 inches of rain in one day.

Floods in Brazil spark conspiracy theories over the cause, including toxic jet vapor trails and antennas in Alaska

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PORTO ALEGRE, BRAZIL - MAY 11: A speedboat tows a boat transporting people who were rescued from the floods on May 11, 2024 in Porto Alegre, Brazil. According to the Meteorological Service, a cold front is causing new heavy rains that can exceed the 150 mm causing more damage to the city and increase in the water levels.

Cloud seeding probably didn't cause Dubai's floods. The UAE has been trying to control its weather for years, and the US does it too.

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A cloud-seeding rocket is launched in an attempt to make rain in Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province of China.

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A US military base was pummeled with rogue waves from a storm surge on the Marshall Islands

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A Kwaj resident shows her support for the displaced individuals from Roi-Namur, who are affectionately called Roi Rats.

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