Science and reality
Rep. Lamar Smith is threatening NOAA's administrator with contempt if she doesn't dump more documents onto the Hill.
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A new NOAA report released November 5 looked at how (or how not) climate change affected 28 different global events from 2014.
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Reports of the death of climate change have been greatly exaggerated.
The post Antarctica Might Be Gaining Ice, But Global Warming Ain’t Over appeared first on WIRED.
Using a refurbished Cold War bomber, climate researchers are learning how superstorms really work.
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A new study says strict fishing quotas haven't taken account for warmer waters, which has kept cod populations from rebounding.
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Global climate change and El Niño combined to brew up the strongest hurricane ever recorded.
The post Thank El Niño and Climate Change for Huge Hurricane Patricia appeared first on WIRED.
The 15-foot waves will help study how manmade structures—breakwaters, seawalls, giant concrete blocks—stand up to crashing waves and giant storms.
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Higher temperatures from climate change are going to be an economic gut punch for many countries. Even the rich ones.
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Bernie Sanders says climate change is our biggest national security issue. Is he right? And what does it mean if he is?
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A new study and accompanying interactive map show where locked in sea level rise is going to flood.
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