Science
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Last month was second-hottest October on record, NOAA data shows
The new report builds on numerous similar reports about monthly global temperatures that show the...
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'We're still dodging it': Red tide returns in Florida
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SpaceX has plans to land a huge spaceship on the moon in 2022
NASA announced five companies that are newly eligible to deliver robotic payloads to the lunar...
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'Climate emergency' is Oxford Dictionaries' 2019 word of the year
Usage of the term is up 10,789 percent over the previous year, according to the dictionarys data.
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Coldplay to pause touring, citing environmental reasons
Chris Martin, the band's frontman, said the carbon footprint of group's tour is too large to...
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CO2 in Earth's atmosphere hits record high, scientists say in ominous report
Carbon dioxide traps heat from the sun and can linger in the atmosphere for centuries.
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Dramatic Swiss glacier retreat captured in old photos
More than 500 Swiss glaciers have already vanished, and the government says 90 percent of the...
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Jupiter's Great Red Spot isn't dying, researchers say
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U.N. chief warns of 'point of no return' on climate change
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In Puerto Rico, a race to document indigenous sites ahead of rising seas
The coast is blanketed with ancient indigenous sites going back two thousand years. One scientist...
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Hot weather linked to early births
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Earth's temperature likely marks hottest decade on record
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Video of spray-painted polar bear sparks concern, but experts say not to worry
Experts say that whether the graffiti is the result of scientific research or a prank, theres...
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Birds are getting smaller. Scientists see the echo of climate change.
A separate study published in September in the journal Science found that human activities and...
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'The most contentious area in the field': Scientists split on how climate change has affected hurricanes
While scientists say global warming is to blame for wetter storms, no consensus exists for such a...
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Reindeer may starve as climate change threatens food supply in Arctic
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Exxon found not guilty in climate-change securities fraud trial
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In wake of Trump's withdrawal from Paris climate accord, small-town USA says 'we are still in'
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Teen climate activist Greta Thunberg is Time's 2019 Person of the Year
The 16-year-old climate activist from Sweden is the magazine's youngest choice to be named Person...
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Why New Zealand's deadly volcano eruption took people by surprise