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Tag: climate change

Garbage in, garbage out: Incinerating trash is not an effective way...

Ana Baptista, The New School U.S. cities have been burning municipal solid waste since the 1880s. For the first century, it was a way to...

As the Trump administration retreats on climate change, US cities are...

Katherine Levine Einstein, Boston University; David Glick, Boston University, and Maxwell Palmer, Boston University Despite almost universal scientific consensus that climate change poses a growing...

As Arctic sea ice shrinks, new research shows how much energy...

Anthony Pagano, University of California, Santa Cruz Polar bears live in a remote and inhospitable environment far from most human settlements. For most biologists, opportunities...

Is warming in the Arctic behind this year’s crazy winter weather?

Jennifer Francis, Rutgers University Damage from extreme weather events during 2017 racked up the biggest-ever bills for the U.S. Most of these events involved conditions...

Many small island nations can adapt to climate change with global...

Martina Grecequet, University of Minnesota; Ian Noble, University of Notre Dame, and Jessica Hellmann, University of Minnesota Island nations are on the front lines of...

Why were California’s wine country fires so destructive?

Jon Keeley, US Geological Survey As of late October more than a dozen wildfires north of San Francisco had killed more than 40 people, burned...

The surprising connection between ‘take a knee’ protests and Citizens United

Elizabeth C. Tippett, University of Oregon Citizens United, the Supreme Court ruling that some fear is destroying American democracy, may also be showing us how...

Chasing the flame: Does media coverage of wildfires probe deeply enough?

Adrianne Kroepsch, Colorado School of Mines It is the dry season in western states, which means that large swaths of land are burning or smoldering...

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