Melting ice sheets and sea level rise aren’t the only threats from climate change. Glaciers are also shrinking at a rapid rate. These glaciers supply water for millions of people around the globe, so
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Large dinosaurs like T. Rex are the most famous creatures that went extinct some 65 million years ago. But a wide range of other species also perished around the same time.
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How do we contribute to global warming? In most parts of the world, when we use energy, we produce CO2 emissions.
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Luckily for scientists, the environment of eastern Asia 130 million years ago was well-suited to preserving fossils.
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An ice core model in the exhibition is based on a real core from Greenland that is over 3 kilometers (1.9 miles) long. Cores drilled from Greenland’s thick ice cap faithfully record the local climate
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Black in Natural History Museums highlights 17 modern and historical Black scientists, artists, and curators.
accomplishments, the exhibition notes the challenges and adversity Black naturalists have
Millions of people around the world work in offices. Today, many buildings are designed for low impact on the environment, including the climate.
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You may not know it, but clouds help control temperatures on Earth. Droplets of water or ice particles suspended in clouds, as well as bits of dust and other particles floating in the air, called aero
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More frequent flooding is expected along major rivers and estuaries if sea level rises.
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Earth’s climate depends on the ocean: evaporation of ocean waters brings moisture to land areas and transfers energy to the atmosphere, where it helps drive weather systems.
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