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Satellites show Earth lost more than 12 trillion tons of ice from Greenland, Antarctica in 47 years

The numbers behind the melting ice are both mind-bogglingly huge and deceptively small.
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Icebergs And Effects Of Climate Change
17d ago

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EPA to repeal limits on greenhouse gas pollution from power plants

The move would overturn a 2024 Biden administration rule requiring power plants to control planet-warming emissions.
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Image: Trump Works To Revive US Coal Industry With Pentagon Contracts And Less Regulation
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After a sweltering summer and a rise in drownings, Londoners demand more safe swimming spots

More than 100 accidental drowning deaths have been recorded across the British capital since 2020.
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Britain Extreme Weather Heat

Global heat stuck on high: Scientists say August was Earth’s hottest month they’ve measured

“It is now time to stop acting surprised that our warming planet keeps getting warmer,” a climate scientist said.
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Dodgers vs Red Sox in Los Angeles, CA

A stronger-than-normal El Niño alarms scientists over Galápagos wildlife

This season’s El Niño phenomenon is due to be stronger than normal and affect the unique flora and fauna of the Galápagos Islands.
View on the volcanic landscape of Bartolome Island with famous Pinnacle Rock and Golden Beach, Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
View on the volcanic landscape of Bartolome Island with famous Pinnacle Rock and Golden Beach, Galapagos Islands, Ecuador

Global warming will exceed limit, U.N. says in report that maps path to get back below danger zone

“If we act now we can limit overshoot,” the report said. “Not a safe world, but safer than remaining above” 1.5 degrees for the long term.
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APTOPIX California Wildfires
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As Colorado burns, a novel climate change lawsuit heads to the Supreme Court

Boulder is seeking damages from Exxon Mobil and Suncor Energy, arguing they “intentionally misled the public” about climate change.
A split composite of fire damage in a home and Daryl McCool.
A split composite of fire damage in a home and Daryl McCool.
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Long time, no see: What’s behind the sardine shortage

Skyrocketing demand and a shrinking food source are putting pressure on supplies of the tiny, nutrient-packed fish.
An empty sardine can
An empty sardine can
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Water cuts are coming for Arizona. Is your salad on the chopping block?

Yuma County grows 90% of the leafy greens Americans eat in winter. But the state depends on water from the Colorado River, which is at record lows.
Panoramic View Of The Borderlands: Southwestern U.S. And Mexico
Panoramic View Of The Borderlands: Southwestern U.S. And Mexico
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Nepal residents dig for remnants of their lives in homes swallowed by mud

Amid the search for loved ones in Bidur, the discovery of treasured items — clothes, daily goods and beloved animals — offers a brief respite from the disaster.
Residents stand next to piles of belongings in Trushuli, Nepal on Aug. 29, four days after devastating floods swept through the region, killing hundreds.
Residents stand next to piles of belongings in Trushuli, Nepal on Aug. 29, four days after devastating floods swept through the region, killing hundreds.
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Why a glacier collapsed in Nepal

Climate change is making the Himalayas more dangerous, creating a slew of increasing hazards in Nepal.
Aerial View Shows Extensive Damage After Flash Flood Sweeps Through The Bhotekoshi River In Nuwakot
Aerial View Shows Extensive Damage After Flash Flood Sweeps Through The Bhotekoshi River In Nuwakot

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