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Scientists Prove that CO2 Emissions Drove Most Recent Ice Age

Scientists Prove that CO2 Emissions Drove Most Recent Ice Age

Iceberg photo from Shutterstock Climate change deniers often sing the frustrating song that carbon dioxide emissions are harmless, but a groundbreaking study by scientists at Harvard, the University of

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Kiribati Considers Moving Entire Population to a $2 Billion Man-Made Island

Kiribati Considers Moving Entire Population to a $2 Billion Man-Made Island

The island nation of Kiribati’s highest point is no more than two meters above sea level, which makes it one of the most vulnerable places on Earth to rising water levels. Last week the President of

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Kiribati Island Nation Considers Moving Entire Population to Fiji to Escape Climate Change

Kiribati Island Nation Considers Moving Entire Population to Fiji to Escape Climate Change

The Pacific island nation Kiribati has found itself at the epicenter of the global climate change debate, as it is one of the first places that will be destroyed if sea levels rise as predicted through

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The “Big Kahuna”: Another Giant Piece of Glacier Set to Break Off Rendering Researchers “Speechless”

The “Big Kahuna”: Another Giant Piece of Glacier Set to Break Off Rendering Researchers “Speechless”

Don’t believe that climate change is real? This time last year, a piece of ice 4 times the size of Manhattan broke off the Petermann Glacier in Greenland, spurring a congressional hearing on climate

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Studio Lindfors’ Haunting Visual Prediction of Our Flooded Future World

Studio Lindfors’ Haunting Visual Prediction of Our Flooded Future World

The phrases “melting polar ice caps” and “rising water lines” are so ubiquitous now that they’ve almost lost their meaning. It’s all too easy to think “it will

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ECO ART: Polar Bears Floating Down the Thames!

ECO ART: Polar Bears Floating Down the Thames!

Eden TV, a new UK-based natural history TV channel has recently begun broadcasting. To celebrate their launch, the network built a 16-foot-high sculpture of a mother polar bear and her cub stranded on an

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