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Click, Click, Emit—The Carbon Cost of Online Shopping
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Protecting a Hidden Treasure of Central Asia
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To Adapt to Climate Change, Vulnerable Areas Need Better Forecasts
Failures to predict drought and other weather extremes put people in African and small island nations at particular risk
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Farming Degrades Land; Farming Can Also Bring It Back
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Click, Click, Emit—The Carbon Cost of Online Shopping
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Protecting a Hidden Treasure of Central Asia
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Wait, Plastic Can Be Good for the Environment?
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How Oglala Lakota People Are Standing Up to Extreme Weather
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More and More Links Are Emerging between Warming and Extreme Weather
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New Zealand Eruption: The Inherent Risk in Visiting Volcanoes
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Why New Zealand’s White Island Erupted Without Warning
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Climate Models Got It Right on Global Warming
Even models in the 1970s accurately predicted the relationship between greenhouse gas emissions and temperature rise
Why New Zealand’s White Island Erupted Without Warning
Steam volcanic eruptions like this one can only be detected seconds or minutes in advance
More and More Links Are Emerging between Warming and Extreme Weather
Scientists found the fingerprints of warming on heat waves, torrential rains and other major events in 2018
Fishy Trick Lures Life Back to Coral Reefs
Playing the sounds of a healthy reef near damaged corals may help bring the fish community back. Christopher Intagliata reports.
Can We Identify Invasive Species before They Invade?
Scientists uncover patterns that predict which insects will harm North America’s conifers
New Zealand Eruption: The Inherent Risk in Visiting Volcanoes
The event shows that even geologically minor eruptions can endanger people
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How Does a Fire Tornado Form?
Fire tornadoes are terrifying forces of nature. They're rare, but as wildfires become bigger and more frequent, they may grow more common. Read more about the phenomena, here.
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