Mangroves creep north in response to warmer temperatures
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Wetlands sinking with human-built structures
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Ancient algal ‘tree rings’ show dramatic decline in Arctic and sub-Arctic sea ice
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Effects of human impact are long lasting for forests in Northeast U.S.
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Tropical forests “fix” themselves
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Zoo scientists find sudden stream temperature changes boost hellbender immune systems
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400-year study finds Northeast forests resilient, changing
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Research team creates first carbon map of an entire country: Panama
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Algae bloom toxins may make Florida’s manatees and sea turtles susceptible to deadly accidents
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High CO2 spurs wetlands to absorb more carbon
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Rising temperatures mean more blooms for tropical rainforests
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Climate change conundrum: Invasive reed makes much more methane
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Smithsonian scientists discover that rainforests take the heat
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Mosses have strong potential to acclimate to global warming, study indicates
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Smithsonian anthropologist Rick Potts answers questions about the Anthropocene
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Polar bears in a warming world: Q&A with Don Moore of the National Zoo
