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Global Temps Continue to Soar Upward as NOAA Confirms July 2019 Was Hottest Month Since Records Began in 1880
Scientists Warn Summer 'Dead Zone' in Gulf of Mexico Could Span 'Roughly the Size of Massachusetts'
Jessica Corbett, staff writer
clouds of sediment in Gulf of Mexico
While the near-record forecast is partly due to the "abnormally high amount of spring rainfall" in the Midwest, experts also called for agricultural reforms to address the alarming long-term trend
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'Single Most Important Stat on the Planet': Alarm as Atmospheric CO2 Soars to 'Legit Scary' Record High
Jake Johnson, staff writer
"We should no longer measure our wealth and success in the graph that shows...
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'An Indication of What's Coming': Melting at North and South Poles Worse Than Previously Thought
Jessica Corbett, staff writer
arctic sea ice
While NOAA's annual report shows the Arctic has lost 95 percent of its oldest,...
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A sign is posted on the Paradise Skilled Nursing center as it is consumed by flames from the Camp Fire on November 8, 2018 in Paradise, California.
'Absolute Disgrace': When No One Looking, White House Plans to Dump Major Climate Report on Black Friday
Waves crash underneath the Oceana Pier
As Florence Threatens 'Catastrophic' Destruction, A Reminder That North Carolina Passed Law Mandating Climate Warnings Be Ignored
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Nuclear Plants, Toxic Waste Sites Under Threat as Florence Readies 'Mike Tyson Punch to Carolina Coast'
Hurricane Florence is now a Category 4 storm, NOAA's National Hurricane Center announced at noon on Monday. Data from a NOAA Hurricane Hunter indicate that Florence has continued to rapidly strengthen and has maximum sustained winds near 130 mph. (Photo: NOAA)
On Track to Hit Carolinas and Virginia, Warning of 'Historic Storm' as Hurricane Florence Becomes Category 4
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Earth's CO2 Concentrations Have Soared to Levels Not Seen in 800,000 Years
"The impacts of climate change are no longer subtle," Michael Mann, a climate scientist and director of the Earth System Science Center at Penn State University, told CNN.
Hottest Four Years Ever? 2015. 2016. 2017. 2018?
NOAA ship Miller Freeman
'Unconscionable' and 'Shocking': Trump's Head of NOAA Proposes Axing 'Climate' and Conservation From Agency's Mission
Shattering Mark Set During Dust Bowl, US Just Had Hottest May Ever Recorded
'Somebody's Cheating': 8 Years After Ban, Scientists Urge World Leaders to Find Mysterious Source Behind Skyrocketing CFC Levels
This visible image of Hurricane Maria was taken from NOAA's GOES East satellite on Sept. 18, 2017. (Photo: NASA/NOAA GOES Project)
Threatening the 'Warnings Upon Which the Country Depends,' Trump Budget Would Axe Nearly 250 Weather Forecasters
As Trump Denies Science, 'Terrifying Trend' Continues With 2017 Among Hottest Years
Harvey rescue operation
As Climate Crisis Intensifies, $300+ Billion in Damages Makes 2017 Costliest Year Ever

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