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UNESCO Introduces Cultural Climate Change as a New Way to Track Global Development
As the impacts of climate change grow, society and people struggle to adapt to the challenges of the new reality. Change, however, is difficult, and adapting to new ways of life or new ways of doing business often requires a change in culture.
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Pulverized Rock from Chicxulub Impactor 'Exactly' Caused the Extinction of Dinosaurs [Study]
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Albino Python That 'Terrorized' Oklahoma Park for 6 Months Finally Captured
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Fishing Tournament Cheater Who Used Lead Weights, Also Caught Poaching Antlered Whitetail Deer
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Alberta Clipper System Brings Risk of Snow Squalls Across Midwest, Northeast Regions This Week
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Early Humans Wore Footwear in Middle Stone Age 75,000 Years Ago, New Report Shows
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Tropical Storm Pilar Threatens Central America, Could Become Pacific's Next Hurricane
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DeepMind to Identify DNA Changes That Can Cause Diseases
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Fukushima Plant Liquid Exposure: 2 Workers Hospitalized
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Can Chicken Help Environment? Animal Produces Smallest Carbon Footprint Than Meat
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Anticipating the Future of Fashion in Personalized Men’s T-Shirts
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Health Professionals Call For Phase Out of Fossil Fuel and Demand Urgent Climate Action
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Diamonds Show Insights into Supercontinent Formation, Deep Tectonic Processes, Research Says
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