Climate Change
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Mating Helps In Predicting How Animals, Plants Respond To Temperature Changes, Study Finds
Mating is seen to help in predicting how animals and plants respond to temperature changes. Read more here.
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Living in Climate Change 'Danger Zones' Can Expose Humans to Deadly, Extreme Weather Events
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Tepui Frogs, Isolated Venezuela Ecosystems at Risk as Climate Change Drives Wildlife to Higher Elevations
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Gulf Stream Slowing Down By 4%; Experts Assessing If Climate Change Was Culprit
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River Recoveries Can Take Years Due to Prolonged Drought, Lack of Rain, Study Showss
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Climate Change Losses Reach $140B Per Year with Prolonged Droughts, Heatwaves, Storms
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3°C Rise in Temperature From Human-Induced Climate Change Will Make Central US Uninhabitable
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3 in 4 Undescribed Vascular Plants At Risk of Extinction Amidst Threats of Climate Change, Habitat Loss
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Salmon in Arctic Ocean? Animals Expand Due to Climate Change Impacts
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Natural Rock Weathering Releases Carbon Just Like Volcanoes, Have Impact On Climate Change
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41% of Amphibian Species Threatened With Extinction Due To Human Activities And Climate Change
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Underwater Shipwrecks in Ontario Deteriorate Due to Invasive Mussels, Climate Change Effects
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Emperor Penguin Population Decline: Climate Change, Sea Ice Loss Make it Challenging to Survive
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Arctic Temperature Slowdown May Curb Arctic Warming by 2°C, But Risks Remain
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