When it comes to climate change, there is no easy solution.
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The Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets are huge concentrations of ice. The Greenland ice sheet is just a little smaller than all of Mexico and is more than 3 kilometers (almost 2 miles) thick in place
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The Zapata peninsula contains the largest and most important wetlands in the Caribbean, making its conservation a top priority.
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The family of dinosaurs known as stegosaurs are well known for the two rows of bony plates along their backs. Researchers once thought these plates helped protect the animal from attack. But the plate
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When found, many dinosaur fossils display a strange pose: Their necks are bent dramatically backward. Seeing this position, early dinosaur experts concluded that the animals could hold their necks thi
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Oil—when refined into gasoline and diesel fuel—powers more than 90 percent of the world’s cars and trucks and provides all the energy for air travel.
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Working at home one or more days a week if possible reduces emissions if you normally drive or take mass transit to work.
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More than a century ago, American bullfrogs were introduced into the western United States in hopes that they could be farmed for food. Although the farming efforts failed, the bullfrog adapted to man
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Major floods during monsoons wash out crops, leaving residents with little food and no source of income. Survival strategies may need to become more widespread as the climate changes.
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Not far from the main island of Cuba, fish zip past banks of coral studded with colorful starfish, sea fans and sponges.
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