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Out of sight, out of mind: The energy department website shifts focus to the economy

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Glacier Lagoon, Iceland (Getty Images/Christoph Wagner)

Hey look: Yet another record low month for sea ice

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The Great Barrier Reef is doomed: Scientists say that there’s irreversible damage

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Melting Ice off the north coast of Svalbard (Getty Images/Ashley Cooper)

Sinking ships: Icebergs are swarming shipping lanes in the Arctic

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Merging seas: Parts of the Arctic Ocean are turning into the Atlantic

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Doomsday’s approaching: The climate could hit a state unseen in 50 million years

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Climate change is real, and we see it in Arctic winter record temperatures (AP)

The Arctic Is Warm Again, Because Of Course It Is

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Rex Tillerson wastes no time: The State Department rewrote its climate change page

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Trump just approved the Keystone XL Pipeline

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Climate change is on pace to kill an ice age remnant

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Carbon dioxide is rising at record rates

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The Great Barrier Reef in Queensland Australia (Getty/hypergurl)

Great Barrier bleach: Mass bleaching is hitting world’s largest coral reef system

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Freaky February: Last month’s spring-like warmth was a product of climate change

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NOAA cuts could stymie research, put lives at risk

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People march during a protest Monday, Feb. 20, 2017, in Philadelphia. Thousands of demonstrators turned out Monday across the U.S. to challenge Donald Trump in a Presidents Day protest dubbed Not My President's Day. (Michael Bryant/The Philadelphia Inquirer via AP) (AP)

“Science, not silence”: Scientists are poised to start a new movement during Trump’s presidency

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Here’s the early climate context for Trump’s budget

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Big kahuna of climate indicators: This January was the third warmest on record globally

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A winter of blazing discontent continues in the arctic

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Trump’s uninhabitable world: The EPA starts to remove Obama-era information from its site

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An Earth Day protest: The March for Science is set for April 22

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These women won’t be stopped: Number of scientists advocating for equality surges to 14,000

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Scientists are planning the next big Washington march

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The view from Station Obama, located off the Antarctic Peninsula. (Natasja van Gestal/Northern Arizona Univiversity)

Thanks, Station Obama: Scientists immortalize the former president in a way never seen before

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President Barack Obama makes remarks during his news conference at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) in Lima, Peru, Sunday, Nov. 20, 2016. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais) (AP)

Clean energy legacy: Obama becomes first sitting president to write for Science journal

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