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Google’s Massive Data Centres in US Spark Worry Over Scarce Western Water
Google data centres in the US and the tech giant's plan to build more are causing concerns among residents that the use of freshwater for cooling the equipment will lead to scarcity.
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Major US Wildfire In Oregon Spreads, More People Evacuated
With oppressively hot, dry weather looming over much of the Western US and Canada on Sunday, the enormous Bootleg Fire in Oregon grew again and authorities ordered new evacuations.
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Smoke From US Fires Reaches Europe, Satellite Data Shows
Smoke from the fires devastating swathes of the US West Coast has reached as far as Europe, the European Union's climate monitoring service said Wednesday in its assessment of the "unprecedented" blazes.
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Men More Likely To Buy Expensive Ring For Attractive Partner
Your looks can affect your male partner's choice for buying an expensive engagement ring, says a study.
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Americans Cheer As Total Solar Eclipse Spreads Across Country
The moon blacked out the sun on Monday as the first coast-to-coast total solar eclipse in the United States in nearly a century began in western Oregon, while millions of Americans looked skyward in wonder through protective glasses, telescopes and cameras.
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2 Dead After Shooting In Western Oregon, Suspected Gunman Captured
Two people were killed and two others were injured in a shooting on Monday in western Oregon, and the suspected gunman was captured by state police less than two hours later near Portland, a sheriff's office said.
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Victims, Horror of Oregon Shooting Remembered at Sunday Service
In Roseburg, the small western US town thrown into the national spotlight last week by the shooting of nine students, it was time to reflect and pray Sunday.
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US Man Arrested for Urinating on Fellow Passengers on Plane
A drunk passenger on board a JetBlue plane was arrested on Friday upon arrival in the western US state of Oregon after urinating on fellow passengers, authorities said.
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Hundreds of Homes Threatened by US Wildfire
A wind-fueled wildfire chased people from nearly 900 homes in Washington state as it burned through a landscape reminiscent of the Alps.
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Google’s Massive Data Centres in US Spark Worry Over Scarce Western Water
Google data centres in the US and the tech giant's plan to build more are causing concerns among residents that the use of freshwater for cooling the equipment will lead to scarcity.
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Major US Wildfire In Oregon Spreads, More People Evacuated
With oppressively hot, dry weather looming over much of the Western US and Canada on Sunday, the enormous Bootleg Fire in Oregon grew again and authorities ordered new evacuations.
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Smoke From US Fires Reaches Europe, Satellite Data Shows
Smoke from the fires devastating swathes of the US West Coast has reached as far as Europe, the European Union's climate monitoring service said Wednesday in its assessment of the "unprecedented" blazes.
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Men More Likely To Buy Expensive Ring For Attractive Partner
Your looks can affect your male partner's choice for buying an expensive engagement ring, says a study.
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Americans Cheer As Total Solar Eclipse Spreads Across Country
The moon blacked out the sun on Monday as the first coast-to-coast total solar eclipse in the United States in nearly a century began in western Oregon, while millions of Americans looked skyward in wonder through protective glasses, telescopes and cameras.
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2 Dead After Shooting In Western Oregon, Suspected Gunman Captured
Two people were killed and two others were injured in a shooting on Monday in western Oregon, and the suspected gunman was captured by state police less than two hours later near Portland, a sheriff's office said.
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Victims, Horror of Oregon Shooting Remembered at Sunday Service
In Roseburg, the small western US town thrown into the national spotlight last week by the shooting of nine students, it was time to reflect and pray Sunday.
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US Man Arrested for Urinating on Fellow Passengers on Plane
A drunk passenger on board a JetBlue plane was arrested on Friday upon arrival in the western US state of Oregon after urinating on fellow passengers, authorities said.
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Hundreds of Homes Threatened by US Wildfire
A wind-fueled wildfire chased people from nearly 900 homes in Washington state as it burned through a landscape reminiscent of the Alps.
