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• Revamped EPA Website Shows Increased Climate Change Risks
• Tornado Rips Off Roofs, Knocks Out Power in New Orleans
• Fire Officials Aim to Squelch Blazes Fast, Avoid Megafires
• Report: University of Michigan Missed Chances to Stop Doctor’s Abuse
• Hurricane That Hit Louisiana in 2020 Was Category 3, Not 2
• Scramble on for New Fuel Routes After Colonial Pipeline Hack
• PG&E Fights Criminal Charges Over 2019 California Wildfire
• Cuban Tanker En Route to Venezuela Reports Missing Sailor at Sea
• Hospitals Want Documents Public in Case Against Opioid Maker
• Grass Seed Dealer to Pay $300K Settlement Over Mislabeling
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• With $2,300 Phone Calls, Purdue Runs Up Huge Bankruptcy Tab
• Great Lakes Water Surge Eases After 2 Record-Setting Years
• Zurich Insurance Sees Limited Greensill Exposure

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• Fitch Says Sharp Drop in Claims Frequency Helped Commercial Auto Break Even, Almost
• Colonial Pipeline Paid Hackers Nearly $5 Million in Ransom
• Walmart Sales Soared, Essential Workers Got Scant Protection
• New Florida Law Seeks to Protect State From Sea Level Rise
• Cloudy D&O Policy Language May Force Insurer to Pay for Defense of Investor Suit