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The Overlooked Risk of Levees As Rainfall Rises
Levees pose an often overlooked residual flood threat, and that may only increase with warming.
The Fingerprints of Global Warming on Extreme Weather
Global warming made heat records more likely for about 80 percent of an observed area of the globe.
Scientists: Get Used to Wildfires in a Warming World
Communities across the West will have to adapt to living with the ever-increasing threat of wildfires.
Trump Order Targets Local Efforts to Adapt to Warming
President Trump's executive order also targets local efforts to adapt to climate change.
Arctic Sea Ice Sets Record-Low Peak for Third Year
Winter Arctic sea ice set a record low for the third year in a row, a mark of the effects of global warming.
Budget Proposal Would Hamper Climate Efforts Abroad
Trump's budget would hamper efforts abroad to slow global warming, especially by poorer countries.
February’s Warmth, Brought to You by Climate Change
Climate change made the February warmth that baked the U.S. at least three times more likely.
Warming Had Clear Hand in Record Australia Heat
The prolonged, intense heat that stifled southeastern Australia was up to 50 times more likely thanks to climate change.
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