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Will 2013 be the year we finally address climate change?
We have this to thank for 2012's harsh droughts and epic hurricane: Our politicians are finally galvanized to act
We have this to thank for 2012's harsh droughts and epic hurricane: Our politicians are finally galvanized to act
They've become the fuzzy face of climate change. But these animals are far more resilient than we like to think VIDEO
Record melting of Arctic Ocean ice. Record heat and droughts. New York under water. Believe climate change now?
This is no longer an issue for environmentalists. Our children's lives are at stake, and it's time to act
More species struggling because of drastic loss of sea ice
One Twitter user hypothesizes on global warming's connection to gun control
The increased threat of natural disasters is only half the story. Prepare yourself for flesh-eating fungi
While politicians go slowly on global warming, individuals can do more than they think
The COP 18 summit didn't intend to address big questions, but resolve technical issues -- it's barely done that
New York State's Department of Health is finally assessing the dangers -- but is there time to address them?
Most New Yorkers think Sandy is a result of climate change, a new poll shows
The overwhelming majority of increase in emissions comes from China VIDEO
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