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Thanks for the poison lobster, El Niño.
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President Barack Obama traveled to Midway Atoll, a remote spit of sand and coral in the Northwest Hawaiian Islands, in September to see the monument he had recently turned into the largest protected m...
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WASHINGTON, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Volkswagen AG has agreed to a $4.3 billion settlement to resolve the U.S. government's civil and criminal investigations into the German automaker's diesel emi ions chea...
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Our video streaming addiction might be affecting the world outside our living rooms more than we thought. Greenpeace released a report on Monday rating video streaming companies by carbon footprint, a...
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"Without bolder action, our children won’t have time to debate the existence of climate change -- they’ll be busy dealing with its effects."
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On the one-year anniversary of the death of rock legend David Bowie, his wife, Iman, has shared a fitting tribute to her late husband by looking to the skies above. The supermodel, who was married to...
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As global temperatures have spiraled out of control, Arctic sea ice has been reduced to historic lows. And unle humans win the fight to combat climate change, polar bears could very well go extinct,...
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Pioneer Cabin Tree, an iconic giant sequoia in California's Calaveras Big Trees State Park, was toppled during a ma ive storm that swept through the state on Sunday. "The storm was just too much for i...
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Almost every year, bloody images of the Faroe Islands' grindadráp are splashed acro newspapers, with the practise damned as "a gruesome ma acre", "a barbaric slaughter". But is killing whal...
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"Engine" of the sea could sputter to a halt due to climate change.
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Unless we do something about greenhouse gas emissions, say bye to these incredibly important ecosystems.
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Almost every year, bloody images of the Faroe Islands' grindadráp are splashed acro newspapers, with the practise damned as "a gruesome ma acre", "a barbaric slaughter". But is killing whal...
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A sheet of ice the size of Delaware is almost certain to break away from Antarctica soon, after a crack in an ice shelf grew dramatically at the end of 2016, researchers say. A 2,000-square mile secti...