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ON THIN ICE: How Climate Change is Shaping Winter Recreation
Winters are heating up, with serious consequences for America’s cold-weather sports economy.
Missouri Farms Hold Big Potential as Carbon Storehouse
Missouri farms as carbon storehouse? A new study finds big potential in the Show Me State.
Sea Level Stakes for the Caribbean, in Pictures
These images show long-term sea level rise stakes for the Caribbean.
Breathing Fire: Health Is a Casualty of California’s Climate-Fueled Blazes
As climate change fuels large wildfires, the pollution they're releasing is making Americans sick and undermining decades of progress in cleaning the air.
Arctic Sea Ice Just Hit Its Eighth-Lowest Minimum Ever Recorded
Shrinking Arctic sea ice is increasingly linked to extreme weather events around the world.
These Are the Crazy Climate Records from 2016 You Haven’t Heard Much About
You've heard that 2016 was record hot, but here are some other notable climate records you might not have heard before.
Court Scuttles Rule Cutting Potent Greenhouse Gas
A federal court has scuttled a plan to cut one of the most powerful climate pollutants on earth.
Disaster and Neglect in Louisiana
A special report on the aftermath and science of the worst rainstorm in Louisiana's history.
