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Kyla Mandel

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Kyla Mandel is the associate editor for the climate team at ThinkProgress. You can reach her at kmandel@thinkprogress.org.

A Maryland visitor steps around the flooded sidewalk at City Dock in Annapolis as a massive storm system drops heavy rains on the DC region on April 30, 2014 in Annapolis, MD. (Credit: Jonathan Newton / The Washington Post via Getty Images)

Climate-fueled nuisance flooding cost this town up to $172,000 in lost revenue

Kyla Mandel Feb 15, 2019

People walking to work in the early morning on South Pinckney Street in downtown Madison, Wis. as extreme temperatures hit the region. (Credit: Lauren Justice for The Washington Post via Getty Images)

Thanks to its new Democratic governor, Wisconsin becomes 20th state to join U.S. Climate Alliance

Kyla Mandel Feb 13, 2019

Miguel and Mabel Ramos, both 73-years-old, are traumatized by the devastation caused by the Blue Cut Fire that swept through their residence in California. (Credit: Irfan Khan/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)

There were 14 billion-dollar natural disasters in 2018

Kyla Mandel Feb 6, 2019

Death Valley National Park saw multiple instances of off-road driving. (Credit: DIANA OFOSU)

Here’s what happened in Death Valley during the shutdown, according to staff logs

Kyla Mandel Feb 6, 2019

Cigarettes at the Philip Morris Izhora factory, an affiliate of Philip Morris International in Russia. (Credit: Peter KovalevTASS via Getty Images)

After inspiring climate denial playbook, Big Tobacco now sees dollar signs from climate change

Kyla Mandel Jan 31, 2019

Despite the partial federal shutdown Joshua Tree National Park remained open. (Credit: Will Lester/MediaNews Group/Inland Valley Daily Bulletin via Getty Images).

National parks have so far lost an estimated $14 million in entrance fees during government shutdown

Kyla Mandel Jan 25, 2019

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