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Climate Change Throws a Wrench in Everglades Restoration Scientific American
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PRI |
Climate change is contributing to the migration of Central American refugees
PRI Author and journalist Todd Miller, who has written a new book called, "Storming the Wall: Climate Change, Migration, and Homeland Security," says climate change is a key factor forcing families to flee from Central America and Mexico — and deadly … |
Scientific American |
Alien Anthropocene: How Would Other Worlds Battle Climate Change?
Scientific American The climate change and other environmental effects associated with humankind's global ascendance, he says, are likely to be universal phenomena manifest for any and every technological civilization that emerges somewhere in the cosmos. Which means … |
TIME |
How This Photo of Theodore Roosevelt in Hunting Gear Helped Jump-Start the American Conservation Movement
TIME The studio photograph of Theodore Roosevelt in a buckskin hunting costume, rifle at the ready, remains one of the most iconic images of the American conservation movement. That he looks ready to kill something is no affectation; Roosevelt was a gung-ho … |
TIME |
How This Photo of Theodore Roosevelt in Hunting Gear Helped Jump-Start the American Conservation Movement
TIME The studio photograph of Theodore Roosevelt in a buckskin hunting costume, rifle at the ready, remains one of the most iconic images of the American conservation movement. That he looks ready to kill something is no affectation; Roosevelt was a gung-ho … |
American Veterinary Medical Association |
Conserving habitats, ecosystems everywhere key to saving wildlife
American Veterinary Medical Association People picture wildlife living in pristine places, far away and far from humans. The reality is that wild animals live everywhere, sharing the environment with humans and other animals. "I think there's been a big realization across conservation that … |
Scientific American |
Scientists Can Now Blame Individual Natural Disasters on Climate …
Scientific American Extreme event attribution is one of the most rapidly expanding areas of climate science. |
Scientific American |
Records from Ancient China Reveal Link Between Epidemics and Climate Change
Scientific American The new research underscores the idea that climatic changes may affect human health in a variety of ways. Present-day concerns about climate change and infection often focus on the potential of higher temperatures to facilitate the spread of disease … Biological consequences of climate change on epidemics may be scale-dependent |