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Bees’ tongues are getting shorter because climate change
A warming world is threatening the partnership of long-tongued bees and long-tubed flowers.
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Ranchers with ties to the biofuel industry attack Brazilian tribe members
The Guarani people -- the largest indigenous group in Brazil -- are all too familiar with the destructive side of sugarcane ethanol.
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What is PPM, and what does it have to do with capitalism and climate change?
The nitty gritty of measuring atmospheric CO2 involves Algerian monks and Mongolian schoolteachers, and has some pretty major real-world implications.
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Pumpkin beer brings summer’s end ahead of schedule. Thanks, climate change
An Oregon heatwave gave us ripe pumpkins in mid-August.
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The rising oceans could drown a lot of NASA launch sites
The agency's five coastal facilities can expect between 5 and 27 inches of sea level rise by 2050.
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What’s the best way to communicate about climate change? This expert offers some insights
Anthony Leiserowitz of the Yale Project on Climate Change Communication has done groundbreaking research on people's understanding of global warming.
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The world just keeps breaking heat records
2015 is on track to be the hottest year on record.
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Use behavioral science to help fight climate change, says Obama executive order
The first annual report from the administration's Social and Behavioral Sciences Team offers promising psychological nudges.
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Where’s the snow? It’s at a 500-year low in California’s Sierra Nevada mountains
An "ominous sign of the severity of this drought," researchers said.
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While you’ve moved on to other news, drought-parched California is still burning
Things are looking grim in the Golden State.