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Why whales are climate heroes — who also need our protection
A leading marine scientist and conservation strategist explores the surprising relationship between whales, ocean health, and climate change — and what their recovery can teach us about protecting the planet.
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Antarctic sea ice decline is triggering global ocean changes
A key layer of water around Antarctica is getting saltier, potentially shifting storm tracks and accelerating sea-level rise, new research shows.
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Alaska Senate candidates rarely mention climate change, but they talk a lot about fish
Global warming is contributing to fisheries decline and opposition to oil and gas development.
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In Florida’s gubernatorial race, a choice between new climate policy or the status quo
Democrat David Jolly emphasizes the importance of clean energy in his plans for the Sunshine State, while Republican Byron Donalds keeps his focus on ongoing Everglades projects.
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Suriname tribe works to protect forests amid illegal cutting and mining
The Saamaka people in Suriname are using modern technology to map their ancestral land, hoping for government recognition and protection.
Lula wins Brazil election after cutting Amazon deforestation to record low
Lula’s victory in Brazil's presidential election brings hope for the Amazon — but far-right gains threaten progress.
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The US west has lost nearly 300 glaciers since the 1960s. Climate crisis is drastically shrinking what’s left
At the midpoint of the last century the region had 1,450 glaciers and a new study reveals the extent of losses.
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