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Daniel Manzo

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Producer at @ABC News covering Climate / Weather; World Traveler; Avid Runner, Happiest when surfing, Opinions and some adventures are my own
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Earth Day 2026: What it's like to live in a car-free town in America

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By Daniel Manzo
| ABC News
Residents get around the Arizona community by walking and biking. ByJulia Jacobo and Daniel Manzo Signage at the Culdesac Tempe car-free neighborhood in Tempe, Arizona, May 25, 2023. Rebecca Noble/Bloomberg via Getty Images The majority of U.S. infrastructure may have been built to accommodate cars, but one American town was designed to utilize walking as the primary source of transportation.
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The US just had its warmest March ever, by a historic margin

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By Dan Peck , Daniel Manzo
| KOIL-AM (Omaha, NE)
The sun rises over Lake Powell in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, July 10, 2025, in Page, Ariz. (Rebecca Noble/Getty Images) (NEW YORK) — March 2026 was a historic month for temperatures in the United States, fueled by an extraordinary and prolonged heat wave that shattered temperature records across much of the West, according to a new report released by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
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Intensifying drought could trigger water shortages, prolonged fire season in the West

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By Daniel Manzo, Daniel Peck
| Yahoo
Several regions in the West could be facing worsening drought conditions, increased wildfire risk, and reduced water supplies due to record-breaking temperatures and minimal winter snowpack. Much of the West has been coping with prolonged drought conditions that are now being worsened by historically low seasonal snowpack and persistent record-breaking temperatures.
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