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For those of us torn between concern for a warming globe and a lifestyle that relies on spewing tons of the greenhouse gases responsible for
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Each year scientists at the cutting edge of climate research undertaken all across the world gather at the Comer Conference in Wisconsin to exchange their latest findings
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Hiking up to 16,000 feet in the Himalayas, climate scientists plan to pin down how fast glaciers are melting near the top of the world.
Bhutan,
- February 10, 2015
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In remote, rural Wisconsin, PVC pipe and white tarps transformed a section of an airplane hangar into a forum for some of the world’s top
- February 10, 2015
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Both Northern and Southern hemispheres are heating up with global warming.
Yet scientists see differences in climate patterns between the hemispheres in past ages.
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Top climate scientists such as Richard Alley and Joerg Schaefer share what they do to reduce their carbon footprints. Individual efforts count in the planet-sized challenge of human-influenced
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China, with one of the world fastest growing economies and skyrocketing energy use, still left a gaping hole in the global climate change map -
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When the late philanthropist and entrepreneur Gary Comer cruised through the Northwest Passage off Greenland’s coast and into the Arctic in 2001, he knew something
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U.N. special envoy on climate change Dr. Gro Harlem Brundtland and her 22-person international commission started warning countries to avert global warming in 1987. Twenty-five
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Whooping cranes, silvery-blue butterflies and Blanding’s turtles are just a few of the species who could preserve their habitat in the proposed national wildlife refuge
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