Author Correction: Global patterns in mangrove soil carbon stocks and losses
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A pan-tropical cascade of fire driven by El Niño/Southern Oscillation
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Deep oceans may acidify faster than anticipated due to global warming
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Reassessing emotion in climate change communication
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Hot and sour in the deep ocean
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Historical effects of CO2 and climate trends on global crop water demand
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Combining tradition and modern science to survive climate change in the Pacific islands.
A network of protected and locally managed marine areas that began as a tool to ensure food security could also increase Fiji's resilience in...
Katharine Hayhoe on geoengineering: “We need to know everything we possibly can.”
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Unique underwater stalactites
In recent years, researchers have identified a small group of stalactites that appear to have calcified underwater instead of in a dry cave. The...
In 'The Water Will Come,' Jeff Goodell warns that rising seas won't wait.
Throughout its history, Florida has regularly fought epic battles with water. One of the worst, the Great Miami Hurricane of 1926, left 372 dead...



















