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How the Partial Government Shutdown Is Hampering Climate Efforts

January 4, 2019 Author: Mark K. Matthews Category: Climate

Travel and research by scientists with NASA, NOAA and the EPA is being impacted

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Greenland Has Yet Another Methane Leak

January 3, 2019 Author: Chelsea Harvey Category: Climate

As the Arctic warms, melting glaciers could be an underestimated source of the potent greenhouse gas

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Who You Gonna Call? The Firebusters!

January 3, 2019 Author: Judy Gelman Myers Category: Climate

An international team of teens is working on ways to fight wildfires made worse by climate change

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5 New Governors to Watch on Climate

January 2, 2019 Author: Benjamin Storrow Category: Climate

From California to Florida, these state leaders could have major influence on U.S. climate policy

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Turn Xmas Tree Into Food and Medicine

December 29, 2018 Author: Christopher Intagliata Category: Chemistry

Pine needles can easily be broken down into sugars, as well as the building blocks of paint, adhesives and medicines. Christopher Intagliata reports.

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The Next Climate Frontier: Predicting a Complex Domino Effect

December 27, 2018 Author: Annie Sneed Category: Climate

Motivated by events like Hurricane Harvey, researchers are trying to determine how climate change interacts with agriculture, energy, transportation and other human systems

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Reduced Snow Pack Could Alter Crystal-Clear Mountain Lakes

December 26, 2018 Author: Daniel Cusick Category: Climate

Changes in phytoplankton growth, and nutrients, could affect famous mirror-like clarity

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Major Funding Pledges Won’t Close the Clean Energy Investment Gap

December 26, 2018 Author: Madison Freeman Category: Climate

A crucial strategy for fighting climate change continues to come up short

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Thinking about Climate on a Dark, Dismal Morning

December 25, 2018 Author: Kate Marvel Category: Climate

Hope is the knowledge that we can prevent bad things—but also the realization that we might choose not to

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Western Drought Ranks among the Worst of the Last Millennium

December 24, 2018 Author: Andrea Thompson Category: Climate

As temperatures warm, it becomes more likely the drought will match past “megadroughts” for length as well

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Incoming Democrat Wants to Make Climate a 2020 Election Issue

December 21, 2018 Author: Anne C. Mulkern Category: Climate

California Representative-elect, Mike Levin, thinks climate can rally voters in the next presidential race

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Arctic Lakes Are Vanishing by the Hundreds

December 18, 2018 Author: Chelsea Harvey Category: Climate

Warming temperatures may be causing tundra ponds to evaporate or drain into thawing permafrost

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U.N. Talks Deliver a “Fragile Balance” on Paris Climate Rules

December 17, 2018 Author: Jean Chemnick Category: Climate

The 156-page “rulebook” governs how nations will achieve their pledged emissions reductions

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Dark Days

December 15, 2018 Author: John Horgan Category: Climate

A science writer struggles to stay upbeat in a troubled time

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Big-Boned Chickens May Be Humans’ Geologic Legacy

December 13, 2018 Author: Christopher Intagliata Category: Biology

Millions of years from now, the geologic record of the ‘Anthropocene’ will be littered with plastics, yes, but also chicken bones. Christopher Intagliata reports. 

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People Living on Mountains Face Avalanche of Climate Risks

December 13, 2018 Author: Daniel Cusick Category: Climate

As higher elevations warm, melting glaciers and disappearing snow will create major challenges

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The Arctic Is Breaking Climate Records, Altering Weather Worldwide

December 12, 2018 Author: Jennifer A. Francis Category: Climate

The Arctic climate is shattering record after record, altering weather worldwide

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Five Years of Record Warmth Intensify Arctic’s Transformation

December 12, 2018 Author: Jeremy Rehm Category: Climate

Sea ice is the thinnest it’s been at any time in the last 30 years, and wild reindeer and caribou populations continue to decline

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Extreme Events “Virtually Impossible” Without Warming

December 11, 2018 Author: Chelsea Harvey Category: Climate

Marine heatwaves, drought and heavy rains in 2017 all bore the fingerprints of climate change

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How Should You Talk to Policymakers about Climate Change?

December 11, 2018 Author: Kate Marvel Category: Climate

Nobody knows for sure what the most effective strategy is, but I have a few ideas

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