Have you noticed some of your favorite chocolate candy isn’t so chocolatey in this era of climate change?
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Why are friends of the fossil fuel industry attacking a climate science report? “To shield the fossil fuel companies from liability.”
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A dam good friend from the animal kingdom is helping England adapt to climate change.
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Why is it such an uphill battle to integrate carbon monoxide and other climate change contributors into policy?
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Is this a crushing blow for climate advocacy? Or a hurdle that can cleared?
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Why it’s not too late to alter the trajectory of Earth’s climate — and preventing the planet from becoming a Hothouse Earth.
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Some 98% of active climate scientists say climate change is happening. What would you say to the growing number of climate skeptics?
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How climate change will alter the ingredients for hailstorms.
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Strong El Niños can alter weather patterns for years. Is there a link to climate change?
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Imagine the forces required to slow, albeit undetectably, the planet’s rotation. Science Focus explains climate change’s role in it.
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Concerns over climate change are increasing across the U.S. But do Americans want the government to do anything about it?
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The historic village of Lubra in northwest Nepal is endangered by the worsening effects of climate change. Not just homes and farms, but an entire culture is at risk.
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How much do we know about the infectious diseases that climate change has produced across the globe? Not enough, according to an elected body of distinguished scientists.
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"A loss in diversity could have cascading consequences on other groups, such as animals feeding on [dung beetles]."
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How could a strong El Niño impact a summer that’s already expected to bring intense heat?
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The heat wave that hit much of the western and central U.S. may only be the beginning. Why the planet’s climate is “more out of balance than at any other time in observed history.”
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Are attempts to suppress and polarize climate concerns waning? Here's what new polling says.
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What is your biggest concern as a highly fueled El Nino weather pattern may intensify an already-worsening climate crisis?
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The extreme climate change scenario was taken off the table earlier this month. But is that something to celebrate?
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Climate change is decreasing biodiversity. Researchers are looking into Indigenous farming methods as a solution.
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How disconcerting is it that the head of the program has said a “significant portion of the climate science literature is nothing more than stamp collecting”?
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Will anybody speak of this, the way the flowers do?
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Climate change may not wait around for us to catch up. But here's how some scientists are working to catch up.
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Trees act as natural air conditioners, and we should plant more of them in cities. But that’s not enough to combat urban heat.
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If you suffer from allergies, has the early bloom across much the U.S. worsened your symptoms?
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With landslides in 2011, 2023 and 2025, this village is in the crosshairs of climate change. And the damage may not be over.
https://www.aljazeera.com/features/2026/7/27/climate-change-presents-new-threat-to-philippines-unesco-rice-terraces?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
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Is it surprising that this week’s European heat wave would have been “virtually impossible” without the human impact?
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Deadly heat waves are nothing new to the Southwestern U.S. But when one occurs in March, we're witnessing climate change "in real time."
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First, where would we bury 6 billion tons of C02? If tech can’t solve climate change, maybe e-bikes aren’t such a bad idea after all. #ReduceReuseRecycle
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A former NASA chief scientist explains why dismantling the National Center for Atmospheric Research would worsen more than just the climate crisis.
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Do reports like this motivate you to alter lifestyle habits that contribute to climate change?
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Can Antarctic sea ice be restored to its former resilience?
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The answers to why climate scientist Kate Marvel joined more than 10,000 science professionals leaving the federal workforce last month might be obvious — but no less intriguing.
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Have we overlooked the ocean's ability to remove carbon dioxide from the air?
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If hotter nights have disrupted your ability to sleep, you’ll have no problem relating to this discussion from the BBC.
https://www.bbc.com/audio/play/w3ct99hm?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
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Trump blamed Canada for poor fire management earlier this summer. Scientists say the country’s wildfires were the result of human-caused climate change. Who do you believe?
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Is the UN's passing of a resolution to “accelerate climate action at all levels" the missing link to avert future climate disasters?
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Warming sea surface temperatures are intensifying storms in the Mediterranean Sea. bolsters the case for supporting scientific research.
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"The only way to avoid the worst is to urgently ditch fossil fuels."
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The world has warmed roughly 1.26 F (0.7 C) in the last three decades since the U.S. last hosted the World Cup in 1994. Has FIFA taken the heat seriously enough?
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Rice-growing is the largest emissions source in agriculture outside of livestock. Can farming practices reverse emissions without lowering yields?
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Has your kid’s summer vacation been altered by flooding, wildfires or other extreme weather? If so, tell us about your experience.
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Will we act on climate change in time to prevent the extinction of a beloved bird?
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The Maine senator was passive in the face of Trump's climate policy reversals. How will voters respond as she runs for a sixth term?
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What can we do when so much of the infrastructure in the U.S. was built for a climate that no longer exists?
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The sense of urgency is greater where inhabitability in one’s lifetime is a reality.
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“This is not normal at all,” climate scientist Kaitlyn Trudeau says of the Georgia-Florida wildfires. But they’re hardly surprising — and burn bans alone aren’t enough to prevent them.
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Who knew beavers were one of our staunchest allies in the fight against climate change?
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Has extreme weather made running harder for you in recent years?
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Should the temperature on Antarctica be practically T-shirt weather? Report highlights the icy continent’s alarming weather trend.
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