global warming
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Heat Wave Prompts Rare Flamingos To Lay Their First Eggs In 15 Years
Andean flamingos are nesting again and it's spurred by the scorching heat sweeping over the United Kingdom. This flock of flamingos has not laid eggs since 2003 and has not bred successfully since 1999.
Latest Research Articles
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Hothouse Earth Scenario Threatens To Make The Planet Uninhabitable
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A warmer Midwest could lead to a common bird being less common over the next century
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Animals Spurred Earth’s First Ever Global Warming Event
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Capturing Carbon Dioxide From The Air Is Becoming A More Affordable Solution To Climate Change
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Carbon Dioxide Levels Set New Record With Concentrations Averaging Over 410 Parts Per Million
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Extreme Heatwave Named 'Lucifer' Cause Death, Billions Of Crop Damages Rolling Down Southern & Eastern Europe
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Antarctica’s Plant, Animal Life Threatened by Increasing Ice-Free Areas
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UNESCO: World Heritage Coral Reefs Will Die of Heat Stress Unless Global Warming is Curbed
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Increasing Urban Temperature Could Negatively Affect Wild Bee Population
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Bees Are Good Indicators That It's Getting Way Too Hot
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Good News and Bad News for Exhausted Coral Reefs
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NASA: Climate Change Will Cause More Rainfall in Tropical Regions