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Heat records keep getting shattered

March 2024 shattered heat records after a "lost winter," further proof our climate is spiraling out of control

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Climate change fuels Antarctic heat wave

In March 2022, East Antarctica experienced an astonishing heat wave, with temperatures almost 40°C above normal

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Human activity is heating our oceans

Sea surface temperatures are rising with clear indications we're to blame

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Forget about "climate migration"

In the movies, heroes can outrun the apocalypse. But in the real world there's no exit from the climate crisis

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2023 proved climate change is here

This sizzling year shattered records related to heat, sea ice and more. And the future could get even hotter

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Did climate change kill most dinosaurs?

Volcanic activity and climate change may have played a bigger role in dinosaur extinction than previously thought

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Climate change alters autumn forever

Fall weather is drastically changing thanks to global warming. Fixing it will require us to stabilize emissions

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Dr. Michael Mann on "our fragile moment"

Dr. Michael Mann on climate science and skepticism, deep Earth history and his new book "Our Fragile Moment"

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Libyan floods fueled by climate change

Cyclone Daniel caused two dams to fail in Derna but the storm was supercharged by a warming planet, scientists say

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Global heat will afflict snoutless dogs

Brachycephalic dogs — those without snouts — are especially vulnerable to increased heat and wildfire smoke

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Sea level rise may be catastrophic

Humanity needs to plan accordingly for the countless number of future climate refugees fleeing rising oceans

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Rich "super emitters" pollute the worst

A new study found that the top 10% of households are responsible for 40% of total U.S. greenhouse gas emissions

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Republicans weren't always anti-climate

There was once a bipartisan consensus that environmental reform is important, but corporate interests took priority

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July 4 was the hottest day on record

Experts agree that the Fourth of July 2023 was just the beginning of a series of record-breaking hot days

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A future of droughts and heatwaves

Authors of a new study urge societies to begin preparing for the worst regarding extreme drought and heatwaves

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"Armageddon" at 25: An anti-science epic

"Armageddon" isn't just scientifically inaccurate — experts also say that it is downright hostile to intellectuals

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Climate change causing wildfires

While Canadian wildfires devastate North America, other parts of the country are experiencing record heat waves

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A history of Republican climate denial

Republicans didn't always deny the reality of climate change. Then, George W. Bush took office

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How climate in film shaped the future

Did "The Day After Tomorrow" accurately depict our climatic future? Not quite. But some appreciate a deeper message

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The worst-case climate change scenario

Climate change experts forecast our ecological future if humanity continues polluting at the current rate

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"Soylent Green" predicted our eco future

As the sci-fi classic turns 50, scientists warn that climate change and other man-made problems may render it true

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The world after water

Experts say climate change is depleting or polluting our freshwater sources. Can we survive in a drier world?

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Climate experts hit back at Australian politician’s bizarre theory about gravity’s role in global heating

Gerard Rennick met with scorn, derision and plenty of corrections over viral tweet and claim that scientists are ‘cancelling gravity’

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The first climate change candidate

Al Gore focused his 1988 presidential campaign and climate change — and the world shrugged him off

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Climate change charges up winter storms

Winter storms are a normal part of this time of year. Yet climate change is making them more severe

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