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As late summer waves crashed around him on the beach along Park Point, 10-year-old Gage Jones of Superior, Wis., splashed in the often-frigid Lake Superior water."It's not the warmest it's been, but I think it's pretty good. Enough to swim in," he said.
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In July, one of the largest ice avalanches ever recorded ripped through a remote area of Tibet. Scientists are now working in the region to understand what caused such a massive chunk of ice to break off a glacier and wreak havoc on the landscape and people living in the region.
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Klaus Jacob, a German professor affiliated with Columbia’s University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, is a geophysicist by profession and a doomsayer by disposition...
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Desperate French farmers are increasingly turning to newly created suicide hotlines as the worst wheat harvest in a generation devastates their livelihoods.
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Connecticut’s lobster landings topped 3.7 million pounds a year, worth $12 million, in the late 1990s, but by 2014 had diminished to about 127,000 pounds worth a little more than $600,000.
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Hurricane Hermine highlights climate change risks
Hermine intensified quickly over unusually warm seas, growing into an 80-mph Category 1 hurricane on September 1 that made landfall just after midnight on September 2 near St.
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An unprecedented fish kill has closed nearly 100 river miles of the Yellowstone River in Montana, as officials try to contain a parasite that is killing thousands of whitefish.
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Climate science at a glance
Antarctica has experienced rapid increases in regional surface air temperature as well as changing ocean currents linked to global warming.
Antarctica broke its hottest temperature on record in February 2020, beating the previous record set i
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Hot, dry, and windy conditions set the stage for the Blue Cut Fire's rapid spread
On August 16, conditions in Cajon Pass in southern California were primed for wildfires.
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Thousands of houses have been destroyed and several villages submerged after flooding triggered by torrential rainfall killed 100 people across Sudan, according to an aid group in the country.
