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Coco River in Brazil
News in Brief Climate
Only a third of Earth’s longest rivers still run free
Mapping millions of kilometers of waterways shows that just 37 percent of rivers longer than 1,000 kilometers remain unchained by human activities.
By Carolyn Gramling | 7:00am, May 10, 2019
wet weather
News in Brief | Climate
Ancient South American populations dipped due to an erratic climate
By Bruce Bower | 1:17pm, May 09, 2019
golden toad
News | Climate
1 million species are under threat. Here are 5 ways we speed up extinctions
By Carolyn Gramling | 6:00am, May 08, 2019
Antarctica
Science Visualized | Climate
Warm, dry winds may be straining Antarctica’s Larsen C ice shelf
By Jeremy Rehm | 6:00am, April 18, 2019
a photo of the Pyrenees Mountains
News | Climate
Tiny microplastics travel far on the wind
By Carolyn Gramling | 11:00am, April 15, 2019
Alaska landscape
Feature | Climate
Climate change made the Arctic greener. Now parts of it are turning brown.
By Hannah Hoag | 7:00am, April 11, 2019
iceberg
News | Climate
Antarctica’s iceberg graveyard could reveal the ice sheet’s future
By Carolyn Gramling | 9:00am, April 09, 2019
Antarctic Peninsula
News in Brief | Climate
One Antarctic ice shelf gets half its annual snowfall in just 10 days
By Carolyn Gramling | 7:00am, March 29, 2019
students protesting in Lausanne
News | Climate
Students worldwide are striking to demand action on climate change
By Kathiann Kowalski | 8:00am, March 14, 2019
a camera sitting on a melt pond
Feature | Climate
What happens when the Bering Sea’s ice disappears?
By Carolyn Gramling | 6:45am, March 14, 2019
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