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A New Arctic Is Emerging, Thanks to Climate Change
After years of warning, sea ice coverage and other indicators are beginning to push outside the bounds of the former “normal” climate
Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Death Is One More Terrible Blow in a Year of Loss
She was a champion of equality under the law and would have played a crucial role in key cases that bear on environmental protection
China Says It Will Stop Releasing CO2 within 40 Years
The surprise announcement vaults the country ahead of U.S. climate ambitions and could encourage developing countries to follow suit
Who Benefits from Public Green Space?
The High Line in New York City shows that the answer can be the wealthy, who flock to live nearby, driving up property values and driving out long-term, low-income residents
Hurricane Sally’s Major Flooding Exposes Flaws in FEMA Maps
Tens of thousands of homeowners face financial losses because they were not considered to be in a flood zone and were not required to have insurance
Ice Age Temperatures Help Predict Future Warming
Scientists determined that temperatures were 11 degrees cooler during the last ice age—and that finding has implications for modern-day warming. Julia Rosen reports.
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A Map 15 Years in the Making Illuminates a 'Grand Canyon' off California's Coast
Monterey Canyon has come into spectacular view after a decade and a half of effort
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