Climate Change
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Extreme Winters: Human-Caused and Increasingly Common
Extreme winters, both warm Western ones and cold Eastern ones, have become increasingly common thanks to human caused climate change.
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ALERT: American Pikas are Disappearing and Climate Change is to Blame
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Why California's New Greenhouse Reduction Bill is a Big Step to End Climate Change
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High Diversity of Trees in Amazon Could Mitigate Climate Risks
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New Hope for Climate Change: Scientists Convert Carbon Dioxide to Fuel Using Sand
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Man-made Climate Change Started in the Industrial Era 180 Years Ago, Study Shows
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Obama to Build World's Largest Marine Reserve off Hawaii to Fight Climate Change
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How Obama's Oil and Gas Leases are Harming Marine Life, Environment
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Why the Mysterious Appearance of Blue Lakes, 80-Mile Ice Cracks are Warning Signs for Antarctica
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Arctic Temperature Slowdown May Curb Arctic Warming by 2°C, But Risks Remain
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