climate change
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Inside of an Old Icehouse Planet, Carbon, Climate Change, and Ocean Anoxia
Marine anoxia, or a decline in dissolved oxygen in the water, is one of the repercussions of global warming. Melting ice caps bring freshwater onto the ocean surface, obstructing deep water circulation and cutting off oxygen supplies. Marine life dies in the absence of oxygen
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Historical Iraqi Lake Dries Up
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Improved Climate Modeling Aims to Predict Increasing Flash Floods in the US
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