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Beckwourth Complex fire, northern California. / photo by Margo Dunson

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July 22, 2021

Are climate extremes worsening faster than expected?

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In The News
July 20, 2021

In summer of apocalyptic weather, concerns emerge over climate science blind spot

Read on Axios Mentions Philip B. Duffy

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In The News
July 16, 2021

‘It is all connected’: Extreme weather in the age of climate change

Read on New York Times Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

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Feature
July 15, 2021

US communities ‘LEARN’ the carbon value of their trees

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In The News
July 14, 2021

Groundbreaking renewables initiative

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In The News
July 12, 2021

Opinion: The SEC must require companies to disclose their risk from climate change

Read on Washington Post Mentions The Honorable Joseph P. Kennedy III

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Feature
July 8, 2021

High-resolution maps reveal the tenuous state of the Arctic carbon sink

Arctic

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In The News
July 7, 2021

Summer swelter trend: West gets hotter days, East hot nights

Read on U.S. News and World Report Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

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