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The Arctic is becoming free of sea ice 2020-2040

Throughout most of human history, the Arctic served a vital function in maintaining a stable climate – acting as a giant "air conditioner" for the planet by regulating air and ocean currents. The extent and volume of ice in the region stayed relative

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Climate & Lobsters

Though it’s as tasty as ever, the lobster on your plate is coming from a different location than it did just 20 years ago. Warming sea surface temperatures from climate change are forcing populations of the American lobster (Homarus americanus) to hi

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Climate connections to Fort McMurray fire

The remote Canadian city of Fort McMurray, in the middle of the northern Alberta's Athabasca tar sands (oil deposits that are the site of large-scale natural resource extraction), has found itself at the epicenter of an enormous conflagration. Flames

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Drought in the Pacific

About the last thing you would expect to hear from an island surrounded by the vast Pacific Ocean is that there is a shortage of water. Yet an El Niño-dominated atmosphere has led to widespread drought across Pacific Island Nations, causing states of

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Will the Great Barrier Reef recover?

The Great Barrier Reef has not had a good year. Prolonged high temperatures have devastated portions of the reef, especially the more remote, historically pristine, and less impacted northern section. While some recovery will occur over time, the sa

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Will the Arctic be free of summer sea ice in 30 years?

As Earth’s atmosphere and ocean warms, computer models suggest that the Arctic Ocean could be nearly free of sea ice during summers within 30 years.

More at

https://www.climate.gov/news-features/featured-images/will-arctic-be-free-summer-sea-ice-30-y

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Scorching heat bakes the Southwest in mid-June 2016

Temperatures rose to well in excess of 100°F across the desert southwest of the United States over the previous week. The unbearable heat broke numerous daily temperature records for this time of year and ranked in the top five hottest days ever for

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2015 State of the Climate: Warm oceans, loss of sea ice behind big changes in marine life

Each year the annual State of the Climate report examines the physical changes happening to our climate system. One of the main reasons we monitor these changes is because they can affect life on Earth—plants, animals, and us.

More at

https://www.cli

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Drought is building in places other than California

A checkerboard of drought conditions has developed across the United States east of the Rockies between spring and summer 2016. Since March, the total drought-affected area of the country nearly doubled from 12.41%—as low as it’s been in five and hal

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Northwest Passage clear of ice again in 2016

For the last several decades, Earth has had a fever, and it has been spiking in recent years. Nowhere has this been clearer than across the Arctic, where annual average temperature has been warming at twice the rate of lower latitudes. As a result, s

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Future Flood Zones for New York City

If mid-century projections of sea level rise prove true for New York City, four times as many people may be living in the 100-year floodplain than were previously estimated based only on observed changes.

More at

https://www.climate.gov/news-feature

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Snow is largely a no-show for Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race

On March 1, 65 mushers and their teams of dogs left Anchorage, Alaska, on a quest to win the Iditarod—a race covering 1,000 miles of mountain ranges, frozen rivers, dense forest, tundra and coastline. According to local news reports, a lack of snow c

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Sochi among the warmest Winter Olympics host cities

The 2014 Winter Olympics took place from February 7-23, 2014, in Sochi, Russia. Sochi will be among the warmest cities to have hosted a Winter Olympic Games, with overnight low temperatures of 39°F (4°C) on average in February, and average daytime hi

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Superstorm Sandy and Sea Level Rise in the USA

First of all, sea level rise is a big issue for millions of people in the U.S., not just New Yorkers. Twenty-three of the 25 most densely populated U.S. counties are on the coast. In New York, the full brunt of Hurricane Sandy has shown how powerful

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Extreme Rainfall predictions in the USA

Heavy downpours have increased across much of the country; the largest increase has been in the Northeast. In the top map, the different shades of blue show percent increases in the amount of precipitation that falls in very heavy events (the heavies

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Surviving Earth Changes

All Discussions (76)

The Arctic is becoming free of sea ice 2020-2040

Climate & Lobsters

Climate connections to Fort McMurray fire

Drought in the Pacific

Will the Great Barrier Reef recover?

Will the Arctic be free of summer sea ice in 30 years?

Scorching heat bakes the Southwest in mid-June 2016

2015 State of the Climate: Warm oceans, loss of sea ice behind big changes in marine life

Drought is building in places other than California

Northwest Passage clear of ice again in 2016

Future Flood Zones for New York City

Snow is largely a no-show for Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race

Sochi among the warmest Winter Olympics host cities

Superstorm Sandy and Sea Level Rise in the USA

Extreme Rainfall predictions in the USA

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