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Climate change is hurting penguins unevenly in Antarctica

Climate change is hurting penguins unevenly in Antarctica

The western side of the Antarctic Peninsula has seen sharp declines in Adélie penguin populations in recent decades. Things look better on the eastern side. Take a tour.
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How to catch a polar bear

Rapid habitat changes are already affecting polar bear behavior; with the sea ice retreating quickly, some of the bears now have to swim long distances in order to find places to den.

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Here’s the Arctic station that keeps satellites connected

The world’s northernmost tracking base, on a Norwegian island, plays a crucial role in supporting research on climate change.
Belching cows and endless feedlots: Fixing cattle's climate issues
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Belching cows and endless feedlots: Fixing cattle's climate issues

The United States is home to 95 million cattle, and changing what they eat could have a significant effect on emissions of greenhouse gases like methane that are warming the world.
A bridge for tamarins
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A bridge for tamarins

One of the world’s most spectacular primates has become a symbol of conservation in Brazil, where an overpass is being built over a major highway to keep the species going.
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Tiny Costa Rica has a Green New Deal, too. It matters for the whole planet.
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Tiny Costa Rica has a Green New Deal, too. It matters for the whole planet.

Costa Rica's first lady is leading a green new deal of sorts for her country. If it succeeds, it would provide a road map to others.
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