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The Caspian Sea’s decline means a climate-led water crisis for at least five Asian nations as inland seas dry up.
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Tree planting to restore natural foliage can help to ease the climate crisis. So someone has to pay its massive price.
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They are different worlds, one an ocean, the other a continent. But a polar link keeps them in touch with each other.
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How we eat causes dangerous climate heating. It’s time to change not only our diet, but the entire global food system.
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The world’s trees can build cities, devour carbon and feed developing countries’ small farmers. It’s time to branch out.
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From Hudson Bay to Tierra del Fuego, the plant world is beginning to change. Blame it on global heating.
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You could reclaim a lithium-ion battery with help from orange peel and juice, or make fuel directly from sunlight and air.
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Arctic heating is happening far faster than anybody had anticipated. The ice record suggests this has happened before.
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The coldest place in the Arctic has experienced record heat. Climate change has made this 600 times more probable.
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How long polar bears can survive depends on how long they can last without food. And that may be: not long enough.
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