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They stave off the stink, but they contain some shadowy chemicals.
Follow along as a science educator from the Alliance for Climate Education finds lively ways to teach teenagers about rising temperatures.
Watch out for the snowballs, Your Holiness.
In Central Appalachia, areas closer to surface mining operations appear to be associated with higher rates of clinical depression. Why?
One company analyzed enviro-minded Google searches by state and called out the superstars. Nice work, Cali.
Climate changes spell bad news for this famously wet city.
Worldwide hunger and food panics are now a real possibility. Thanks, climate change!
A new study shows that ocean acidification could drastically impact the world's phytoplankton populations.
It turns out that tackling economic inequality is good climate change policy.
