Climate Change
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About 13.1 Million People Could Be Displaced by Rising Sea Levels, Study Suggests
Mass migration induced by the rising ocean waters could reshape the population distribution in the United States.
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Surprising Greenhouse Gas Source: Trees Actually Emit Methane Rather Than Store It
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Almost 40 Percent of Corals Die Due to Climate Change in South China Sea
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Earth Hour 2017: Cities, Monuments Go Dark to Fight Climate Change
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'Near Threatened' Beluga Whales in Danger as Arctic Sea Ice Shrinks Due to Global Warming
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Global Warming Blamed for Increasing Incidence of Type-2 Diabetes
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Google Street View Cars Used to Detect Urban Methane Leaks, Help Fight Climate Change
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White House Budget Director Mick Mulvaney Calls Anti-Climate Change Efforts as 'Waste of Money'
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Stephen Hawking Feels Unwelcome in the US Under Donald Trump's Administration
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