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Climate change is killing the unsung heroes of the oceans: Krill
Krill are basically the ocean's all-you-can-eat buffet -- and scientists are worried they could disappear.
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Your nail polish might come with a coating of harmful health effects
Researchers found high levels of a potential hormone disruptor in the bodies of study participants after they painted their nails.
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These species survived the last ice age but couldn’t survive people
Scientists found 22 species on an island in the Bahamas that made it through rising seas and climate change, but not humans.
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Did you hear there’s a drought in California? Some residents are getting rid of their pools
But pool removal may actually be kind of useless -- if the goal is water conservation, that is.
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Trudeau’s victory may not mean a huge shift in Canada’s climate policy
Those hoping the new prime minister will be a climate champion willing to fix the damage done by his predecessor, Stephen Harper, could be in for a reality check.
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Climate action thought experiment: Why don’t we just squish all of the continents together?
We talk with artist and philosopher Jonathon Keats about his new project: fighting climate change by creating a new supercontinent.
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The long, sad decline of the United States’ alpacas
The great alpaca bubble has finally burst.
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Are India’s clean energy investments slowing the march of coal?
Chinese manufacturer Sany Group is the latest to invest in Indian solar power, but the big picture reveals a coal-dependent India.
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There’s no moderation in Republicans’ dirty energy plans
Not a single Republican candidate's energy policy addresses the reality of climate change. Theirs is a "drill, baby, drill" world -- unanimously.
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Popcorn, climate change, and crazy weather: Watch this neat science explanation
Climate scientist uses a microwave to explain extreme weather and global warming.
