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Climate Change Threatens the Survival of Over 700 Endangered Plant and Lichen Species
A new study published in the journal PLOS Climate reveals that all plants and lichens listed as endangered under the Endangered Species Act are sensitive to climate change, but few of them have adequate conservation plans to address this challenge.
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Developing Tropical Wave Likely to Bring Rainy Conditions in Florida, Southeast US This Midweek
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New Colored Plastic Recycling Process Can Reduce Pollution Affecting Animals, Oceans
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Human-Caused Climate Change Blamed for Deadly Global Heatwaves
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Hottest Spots in US: Severe Weather, Challenging Heat Dome to Hit Central US This Week
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California Beavers To Help Against Wildfires, Water Problems
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Fossils Tell How Plants Move Around The World: From America To Asia
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Atlantic Meridional Ocean Current Breakdown Possible By 2025 Causing Storms, Ecosystem Collapse
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Florida Ocean Temperature Reaches Over 100 Degrees; Temp Likely to Become World Record
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Sahara Dust Cloud Can Help Mitigate Atmospheric Methane Through 'Photocatalysis' [Study]
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New California Policy Seeks To Protect Beavers, Acknowledge Its Importance To Combat Climate Change
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Tornado Rips Pfizer Plant That Provides 25% Injectable Drugs in US, Shortage of Medicine Likely
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$145-B System Needed To Minimize Risk of Climate Change in Asia Pacific, UN Report Says