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How NASA Scientists Are Turning L.A. Into One Big Climate-Change Lab
Southern California’s Mount Wilson is a lonesome, hostile peak — prone to sudden rock falls, sometimes ringed by wildfire — that nevertheless has attracted some of the greatest…
SOURCE:www.theatlanticcities.com
LENGTH: 10 minutes (2629 words)
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The Scary Truth About How Much Climate Change is Costing You
While policymakers fiddle, the threat of economic harm posed by rising sea levels, devastating storms, and drought is growing every day. by Coral Davenport People ski on a snow-covered road during…
AUTHOR:Coral Davenport
SOURCE:www.nationaljournal.com
PUBLISHED: Feb. 7, 2013
LENGTH: 20 minutes (5019 words)
North Dakota Went Boom
Kevin Tschetter, 34, hauls water to and from active wells for KNS Enterprises. Originally from South Dakota, he was meeting with other KNS employees at the Scenic 23 Club in New Town. Long before the…
AUTHOR:Chip Brown
SOURCE:www.nytimes.com
PUBLISHED: Jan. 31, 2013
LENGTH: 4 minutes (1029 words)
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Weather Gone Wild
Photograph by Sean R. Heavey, Barcroft Media/Landov The weekend forecast for Nashville, Tennessee, called for two to four inches of rain. But by the afternoon of Saturday, May 1, 2010, parts of the…
AUTHOR:Peter Miller
SOURCE:ngm.nationalgeographic.com
LENGTH: 14 minutes (3667 words)
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Dry times pose tough questions
Near Garden City, the Arkansas River has run dry on its surface. That’s not a new problem for the Arkansas in southwest Kansas, but it stands in sharp contrast this dry summer to the verdant…
AUTHOR:RICK MONTGOMERY
SOURCE:www.kansascity.com
PUBLISHED: Aug. 13, 2012
LENGTH: 11 minutes (2883 words)
With Warming, Peril Underlies Road to Alaska
NOT SO PERMANENT A pool of permafrost meltwater has formed along the Alaska Highway near Beaver Creek, Yukon. WHITEHORSE, Yukon Territory — In February 1942, President Franklin D. Roosevelt gave the
AUTHOR:CORNELIA DEAN
SOURCE:www.nytimes.com
PUBLISHED: July 23, 2012
LENGTH: 2 minutes (659 words)
ClimateWatch Magazine » Innovative Farmers Look to Climate Forecasts for an Edge
Alabama grower Myron Johnson talking with Wendy-Lin Bartels, an anthropologist with the Southeast Climate Consortium. NOAA photo by Brian Kahn. The North Florida Research and Education Center is a…
AUTHOR:Brian Kahn
SOURCE:www.climatewatch.noaa.gov
LENGTH: 1 minutes (429 words)
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"Hockey Stick" Scientist Crosschecks Critics
Image: Photograph by Chris Crisman In Brief Who: Michael E. Mann Vocation|Avocation: Climate modeler and scourge/target of climate change contrarians Where: Pennsylvania State University Research…
AUTHOR:David Biello
SOURCE:Scientific American
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