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Brown Recluse Spiders May Invade Northern U.S. as Planet WarmsBrown recluse spiders don't travel well, so a shift in their habitat could threaten extinction.
By Wynne Parry Last updated
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Cool the Planet? Geoengineering Is Easier Said Than DoneScientists are exploring ways to re-engineer the planet to counter the effects of global warming.
By Tracy Staedter Last updated
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Raging Debate: Should We Geoengineer Earth’s Climate?
Geoengineering proposals could save Earth from climate change, or the schemes could make matters worse.
By Andrea Thompson Last updated
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Climate Solution: Pay True Cost of Fossil Fuels, NASA Scientist SaysProminent and controversial scientist James Hansen called for a fee on fossil fuels.
By Wynne Parry Last updated
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Will Climate Change Destroy New York City?Climate change could wreck parts of NYC, and some people are more vulnerable than others.
By Marc Lallanilla Last updated
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Americans' Mental Health is Latest Victim of Changing Climate (Op-Ed)Opinion Americans facing worsening natural disasters are showing signs of increased mental anguish, say psychologists.
By Marlene Cimons Last updated
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Dramatic Arctic Ice Melt Blows Away Previous RecordA summer of record melt for the icy cap on top of the world ends with a new record.
By Wynne Parry Last updated
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Frequent Fires? New Tool Reveals Climate Impact by ZIP Code (Op-Ed)Opinion From fires to floods, tool reveals climate hazards by ZIP Code.
By Frances Beinecke Last updated
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No More Free-Pass for Carbon Pollution (Op-Ed)Opinion Is it time to limit carbon pollution?
By Laurie Johnson Last updated
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