climate
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Forest Fragmentation and Bird Responses: The Role of Climate, Wing Design, and Latent Gradient
A new study shows why tropical birds are likely to be more vulnerable to forest fragmentation, and suggests conservation policies need to take into account the role of climate in determining the ability of animals to move across fragmented landscapes.
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Lightness of Water Vapor Influence Air Temperature and Cloud Cover, Making Global Climate Models More Accurate
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Six Climate Tipping Points that Could Trigger Climate Emergency
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Collapse of the Ancient Maya Blamed on Drought and Shifts in Climate
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Reactive Nitrogen Emissions From Agriculture Pose a Grave Threat to Health and Climate
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After Suffering from Scorching Heat, US Southwest to Experience a Major Cooldown
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Study Shows the Big Impacts of Climate Change to Weather Throughout the Years