Melting Antarctic ice could slow global temperature rise, study says
Cold meltwater running off Antarctica’s ice sheets and into the ocean could dampen the pace of global temperature rise, a new study suggests.
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Rising CO2 levels in the ocean could benefit toxic algae, study says
Rising levels of CO2 in the ocean could spark blooms of toxic algae capable of causing harm to marine life and human health, a...
U.S. Nuclear Fleet’s Dry Docks Threatened by Storms and Rising Seas
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Dangers Without Borders: Military Readiness in a Warming World
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‘The Man Behind the Curtain’: Interior’s No. 2 Helps Drive Trump’s Agenda
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What Exactly is the ‘Green New Deal’?
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Trump Plans to Nominate Andrew Wheeler, Former Coal Lobbyist, as EPA Chief
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Habitat Loss Threatens All Our Futures, World Leaders Warned
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