It’s not Colonel Mustard in the kitchen with the candlestick.
It’s human-driven climate change that is causing myriad disruptions — dwindling
snowpacks and earlier salmon migrations and so on — in the Northern Hemisphere,
says an international research team.
MELTDOWN A picture from 1940 (top) shows the Chacaltaya glacier and ski area in Bolivia, which looked rather different in 2005 (bottom).
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