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Reporter @nbcnews. Covering science and climate. evan.bush@nbcuni.com / DM for Signal/ cell. Previously @seattletimes.
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I'm a journalist, storyteller and video producer with an eye on the big picture.

Specialties: Narrative & Multimedia Journalism, Innovation, Video Production, Online and Mobile

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Months before fatal Grand Canyon flood, Park Service warned of elevated risk

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By Evan Bush Verified, Elizabeth Chuck Verified
| NBC News Verified
FOR SUBSCRIBERS Dragon Bravo fire perimeter compared with the trails closed after the flooding in the Gran CanyonJavier Zarracina, Jiachuan Wu / NBC News / NBC Reporting, Satellite image Google Earth Aug. 31, 2026, 5:47 PM EDT Months before a deadlyflash flood swept through the Grand Canyon on Saturday, the National Park Service warned that a giant wildfire had left parts of the North Rim more vulnerable to sudden, destructive rushes of water. Just a moment. We are getting your experience ready.
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Water cuts are coming for Arizona. Is your salad on the chopping block?

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By Evan Bush Verified
| Yahoo Verified
The Colorado River fills America's salad bowl. It's a vital source of water to Yuma County, Arizona, which grows 90% of the leafy greens the country consumes in the winter — but it's nearing a crisis point. With the river's water levels at record lows, Arizona is poised to take the biggest cuts: about 30% of its Colorado River supply in 2027 and 2028.
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Glacier collapse that caused Nepal floods is most likely linked to thawing permafrost, scientists say

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By Evan Bush Verified
| NBC News Verified
Glacier collapse that caused Nepal floods is most likely linked to thawing permafrost, scientists say Climate change is making the Himalayas more dangerous, creating a slew of increasing hazards in Nepal.
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