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- May 24, 2015
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"Green" often means cold hard cash - or eco-friendly options. But climate scientist Richard Alley of Pennsylvania State University says that dealing with climate change reaps
- March 11, 2015
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Illinois energy priorities remain vague as Republican governor Bruce Rauner begins his term. Although Rauner occasionally hinted at his energy agenda while campaigning, he has
- March 11, 2015
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Icebergs the size of Manhattan’s Central Park break off of Greenland’s outlying glaciers and trigger earthquakes that can be detected thousands of miles away. About
- February 26, 2015
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His father, geochemist Charles David Keeling, had just begun an ambitious project to measure carbon dioxide in the air at Hawaii’s Mauna Loa volcano. His initial
- February 26, 2015
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Conversations about rising oceans, shifting monsoons, glacial quakes and climate change past and present animated the group gathered round a bonfire in the middle of
- February 26, 2015
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At the Climate Change Symposium hosted by Northwestern University Thursday, scientists showed how dramatically shrinking glaciers and rising carbon dioxide levels document a warming planet.
- February 26, 2015
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Scientists at the Comer Abrupt Climate Change Conference talk about the role of carbon dioxide in global warming. Geochemist Sidney Hemming of Columbia University kicks off
- February 26, 2015
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With climate talks stalled in Copenhagen over emission cuts by developed nations and no agreement in sight, political leaders from around the world head into the last
- February 26, 2015
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Humble diatoms, single-celled organisms that live in the water, help scientists piece together some of the mysteries of climate change.
Researcher Anitra Ingalls, of the University
- February 26, 2015
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Seismologist Meredith Nettles’ office is just north of New York City, but her mind is more often on Greenland where she spends part of the
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