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Climate change is noticeable everywhere, including the oceans.
We need to bring down emissions to avoid effects on more corals
It's not just the oceans, lakes are also being influenced by climate change.
How we treat these lines on a map can have huge consequences for individual lives.
Better look closely if you see a strange ad on Facebook
It will now have to be approved by the Council of Ministers.
Emissions of nitrous oxide are on the rise, and farming is behind it.
Climate change is kicking in across the globe, as evidenced by the spree of record-breaking temperatures.
The nights are getting hot, but it's not exactly fun.
The move would help reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but it's not without its critics.
Higher mean temperatures and drier weather brought by global warming is playing a key role here.
That can't be good.
These butterflies would really like it if we threw some shade on them.
We should learn from the responses to the COVID-19 and the ozone layer crisis in order to safeguard the climate.
The devil is in the details, as it remains to be seen exactly how China plans to pull this off.
Overconsumption and high-carbon transportation are exhausting the world's carbon budget -- and the rich are most responsible.
The growing pace of climate change is altering the ice balance in Greenland and Antarctica.
Underwater soundwaves produced by earthquakes travel at different speeds in warming oceans.
It's already one of the regions in the world most affected by climate change.
Investors want their money funding climate-friendly companies.
We need to take action now to avoid the worst climate consequences.
David Legates has a long history of questioning established climate science.
A group of more than 30 countries aren't resilient enough to cope with growing ecological threats.
The carbon capacity storage of trees could be challenged in the future.
Lockdowns didn't make much of a difference to our warming world
Sometimes, healthy change is not that hard.
Their volume increased by over 50% in the last 30 years.
Climate change is going to make dry periods longer and more frequent.
Under current trends, we're looking at a one-meter rise in sea levels by 2100.
Looking back can help us see what lies ahead.
This doesn't mean building more now would work, though.
It's a bad strategy to not be where your food is -- or when.
Taking polluting cars off the streets is both healthy and profitable.
California's power grids are buckling under heat as new temperature records are being set.
The feedback loops of global warming are kicking in.
Humans aren't always the bad guys.
Peatlands will become a major source of greenhouse gases as the permafrost thaws.
Better photosynthesis and water efficiency means more food for everybody.
They've lost almost 80% of their historical volume.
Not what I like to hear.
We have a limited capacity for attention to risk, and the pandemic is taking up almost all of it.
Constructions are a leading emitter of greenhouse gases worldwide -- and much of that can be avoided.
UK, Spain, and Italy see unusually high temperatures.
Climate change denial is getting a ton of attention form US media.
The heating climate is delivering a one-two punch to Antarctic ice.
Europe gradually starts to say goodbye to coal energy
Extreme temperatures are a risk factor for cardiovascular disease
We have to start using more efficient cooling devices
Climate change will bring too much of both to the Sunny State.
Rich nations are eating more meat and dairy than what is sustainable for them and for the planet.
