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Large Rivers in Arctic Canada, Alaska Are Changing Migration Paths As Global Warming Continues
A group of international researchers studying the impact of climate change on large rivers in Arctic Canada and Alaska discovered that, as the region warms, the rivers are not moving as scientists predicted. Read more here.
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US Weather Forecast: Heavy Snow to Unload in Chicago, Detroit This Week
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Flooding Expected in California, and Chicago Could Receive 6 Inches of Snow This Weekend
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Mussels Play Crucial Role in Protecting US Coastal Areas, Ecosystem
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How Airborne Microplastics and Nanoplastics Contribute to Climate Change and Atmospheric Warming
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