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Butterflies and Moths at the Brink: Climate Change Pushes Species to the Edge
In any competition, there are winners and losers. In the race to adjust to a changing climate, some butterflies seem to be doing well. But others, less so.
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Winter Storm Weakens Over Western US, Wildfire Threat from Critical Fire Weather Continue Across High Plains [NWS]
Tropical Trees’ Mutations Unaffected by UV Exposure, Research Finds
US Rivers Rapidly Changes Due to Climate Change, Confusing Fish and Threatening Ecosystems [Study]
Well Blowouts in West Texas Flood Landscape with High Levels of Salt Water
UK Weather: Met Office Issues Weather Verdict on Impending -5C Blizzards Moving Down From the Arctic
Wildfire Smoke in California Releases Dangerous Particulate Matter, Impacting Indigenous Communities [Study]
Tracking Icebergs Can Help Decipher Changing Climate Models Amidst Melting Ice Problems
Humpback Whales Mating Near Maui, Hawaii Photographed for the First Time; Both Animals Were Male
NWS Weather Forecast: Widespread Above-Average Temperatures to Unfold in Eastern US
Central US Weather Forecast: Stormy Conditions to Bring Severe Thunderstorm Threats This Week
Increasing Decline of Antarctica's Sea Ice Raised Concerns Among Scientists As Climate Change Worsens
Over 2,500 Grey Seals Preparing for Spring Force Authorities to 'Seal' Off Norfolk Beach
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