Global Warming and Climate Change at a Glance
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The Tea on the French Heat Wave: So Hot, You’ll Drop Your Croissant
Bonjour, mes amis! The land of baguettes, escargot, and the iconic Eiffel Tower is trail blazing new temperature territory and breaking decade old heat records in June of 2019 with…
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Plant Life on Antarctica Is Growing Rapidly Due to Climate Change
Antarctica is an alien world in some ways – looking familiar, but with a sense of strangeness. As far as plants go, Antarctica is currently host to only around 100…
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Whale Stranding Could Be Caused By The Sun
Whale stranding just like dolphins and porpoises stranding is a disturbingly common mysterious phenomenon that puzzles scientists for decades. They are healthy, yet somehow end up getting stranded in coastal…
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Scientists Reveal What Caused the Largest Volcanic Eruption
Scientists might finally know what caused the largest volcano eruption in human history. The volcano Toba in Indonesia caused enormous devastation 73, 000 years ago. Scientists for years examined such…
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The Risks of Climate Change
Climate change is a serious topic that is quickly becoming more and more urgent: Already 16 out of 17 of the hottest years on record happened in this century. The…
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The Arctic Is Hotter Than Ever
The Arctic is hotter than ever, according to the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s annual report. The report contains data from 61 scientists in 11 countries. They noticed a…
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Trump Era To Shoo Clean Energy Advocates
People who have read greatagain.gov surmise that climate action and clean energy advocates have no place in the Trump era. According to articles linked to Trump’s greatagain.gov website, the President-elect…
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Come 2020 Earth Could Lose its Vast Wildlife
By 2020, the earth may have lost more than 70 percent of its wildlife if nothing is done to preserve their habitats. Our ecosystems are going through changes as a…
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Paris Agreement To Take Effect Next Month
The Paris Agreement takes effect next month as EU, US, China, and three others move for its ratification. Environmental advocates have good reason to celebrate. A few days ago, the…
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