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Interests in the climate are paying off for a California district where tasks intended to reestablish the regular habitat are likewise buffering the effects of ocean level ascent, as per

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New markers of permafrost thawing in Alaska have been discovered by scientists.

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More areas of all-year thawed ground have started specking the Interior and Northwest Alaska and will keep on expanding in degree because of environmental change,

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Experts say Africa needs stronger weather warning systems.

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Better environmental research and early warning frameworks are required as extreme weather — from twisters to dry season — continues to plague the African continent,

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People in the Philadelphia area are still emotionally grieving from Hurricane Ida. More rain is on its way now.

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Driving home from work, Kristin Herman was grasping her steering wheel hard. It was mid-April, and one of the district's heaviest rainstorms since Hurricane Ida was rushing through Bucks County,

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Australia has crossed three planetary boundaries based on land use.

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We used to accept that the world's assets were practically boundless. Regardless, as we spread out across the globe, we consumed an increasing amount of

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Including all types of emissions reduces the time required to meet the Paris Agreement’s temperature targets.

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Nations all over the planet swore in the Paris Agreement to restrict warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius, or, probably, 2 degrees Celsius. As emissions rates

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Researchers solve the issue of ocean ring stability.

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The sea is a unique puzzle. People have strived to comprehend its numerous ways of behaving, starting from the principal maritime specialty of its mind boggling waters. One peculiarity that

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Human-caused wildfires in California are more severe than natural blazes.

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Human-caused out of control fires in California are more fierce than bursts started by lightning, a group led by researchers from the University of California,

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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has released the first images from the GOES-18 Lightning Mapper.

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The Geostationary Lightning Mapper (GLM) instrument, locally available on NOAA's GOES-18 satellite, is currently giving striking lightning perceptions of the Western Hemisphere. GOES-18 was sent

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By 2060, global plastic use and trash will have tripled.

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A world seriously plagued by plastic contamination is on target to see the utilization of plastics almost triple in under forty years, as per discoveries delivered Friday. Yearly creation of