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Analysis byreal estate firm Redfinfinds that in 2021 and 2022, more people moved into regions that are at risk of flooding, wildfire or extreme heat events.Nearly 400,000 more people moved into the counties in the U.S. that are most prone to flooding. Nearly 450,000 more moved to places where fire is a big risk, and nearly 630,000 more people will have to deal with the risks of extreme heat, according to Redfin s numbers.In all three of those risk categories, the rate of people moving to the areas increased over the rates from 2019
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. 鈥?Employees at the Mission Veterinary Emergency and Specialty Center were evacuated after a gallon of formaldehyde spilled inside the building on Wednesday afternoon. There were 30 employees in the center at the time, and some had to stay inside to finish medical procedures. Six of the
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TOKYO, Japan 鈥?An American fencer is participating in the Tokyo Olympics despite being accused of sexual misconduct by multiple women.Alen Hadzic is one of 24 fe
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