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Climate scientists have formally challenged a US government report they say incorrectly downplayed clear evidence of ...

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MIT professor Susan Solomon discusses the National Academies study on the environmental impacts of nuclear war, and how it made her realize the importance of the science of rising smoke and fuel loads ...

For those people who have been living in a total isolation, cut off from all other people and forms of communication for the ...

A new study explains why carbon dioxide is cooling the upper atmosphere, even as it is warming Earth’s surface.

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Science Naturally wins 2026 Green Earth Book Awards for environmental stewardship, climate, and wildlife in literature ...