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Forests didn't fare well during an ancient global warming event, offering a 'cautionary' tale about today's climate change
About 56 million years ago, Earth experienced one of its most intense periods of global warming, known as the ...
Coral skeletons reveal El Niño is stronger than at any point in 1,000 years. Scientists say human-caused climate change is ...
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Climate change hits trout and salmon in UK's prized chalk streams
A fly fisherman cast his line into the crystal-clear waters of the Itchen, a chalk stream in Hampshire in southern England, ...
A new study suggests that El Niños — natural climatic chaos agents that spike global temperatures — are getting stronger ...
Living in the shadow of the world’s ice-capped mountains has always carried risks, but the devastating flood wave on the ...
A 1,000-year coral record shows El Niño variability has increased sharply in recent decades, raising concerns for drought, ...
Up to 40% of the world’s land is degraded, according to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification, which ...
Florida heat is more than uncomfortable. A doctor explains the life-threatening risks and how to stay safe.
"Fall is becoming warmer as summer heat lingers longer in Kansas City, according to a new analysis by Climate Central. The independent climate research organization found that fall temperatures in the ...
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