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Call to Earth Day 2023: Speaking out against climate change

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The science of seaweed

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Four reasons why women are more impacted by climate change

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Protecting New Zealand’s cities from climate change

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Award-winning photos show our planet in danger

NORWAY- JULY 16: An aerial view of glaciers near Svalbard Islands, in the Arctic Ocean in Norway on July 17, 2022. Turkish scientists shed light on the unknown future of the world by monitoring global climate change, following the sea ice and glaciers that provide the world's heat balance and decreasing every year within the scope of the 2nd National Arctic Scientific Research Expedition. Approximately 1.5 million square kilometers of sea ice has melted in the arctic region, which is the most heated by the effects of global climate change and the studies with satellite data since 1970 indicate that sea ice is decreasing every year. (Photo by Sebnem Coskun/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

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Scientists uncover ancient artifacts from melting glacial ice

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Edelman survey finds widespread belief that climate change poses imminent threat

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John Kerry: ‘We need to prove that governance can work’ at COP28

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This city rarely reaches 100 degrees. It is now considered a ‘climate refuge’

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Report: October 2023 was the hottest month on record