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Sockeye salmon are among the fish species affected by a warming North Pacific.

North Pacific Warming Is Disrupting Sea Life

By Naveena Sadasivam

President Obama arrives in Alaska for his trip to promote climate awareness in the Arctic.

Obama Walks a Fine Line on Climate in Alaska

By Katherine Bagley

Boston's record-breaking winter stemmed in part from a warming Arctic

Yes, a Warmer Arctic Means Colder Winters Elsewhere

By Katherine Bagley

Tropical Storm Erika could give Tampa, Fla., a preview of a stormier future

"Grey Swan" Storms Headed for Unprepared Areas

By Phil McKenna

Robert J. Brulle is a professor of sociology and environmental science at Drexel University

Climate Change's Overlooked Sociological Side

By Jan Ellen Spiegel

California's drought is at least partially caused by climate change.

California Drought Tied to Climate Change

By Katherine Bagley

Shell's Arctic drilling has won it many enemies in the climate movement

Shell Straddles the Climate Issue

By Zahra Hirji

Climate change is particularly harsh on butterflies

Climate Change Threatens Butterflies

By Katherine Bagley

Ocean acidification caused by global warming is not easily reversible

Geoengineering Will Not Save the Oceans

By Phil McKenna

Spring Arriving 14 Days Earlier in Warming World

By Phil McKenna

Study: Even 2 Deg Warming 'Highly Dangerous'

By Katherine Bagley

Study: Polar Bears Can't Adapt to Melting Arctic

By Katherine Bagley

Stubborn on Climate, Texas Pays Price

By Katherine Bagley

Bees Dwindle as Planet Warms

By Zahra Hirji

More Heat + More People = Deadlier US Summers

By David Hasemyer

Wildfires Deadlier in Age of Climate Change

By Katherine Bagley

Book Excerpt: 'On the Burning Edge'

By Kyle Dickman

Post-Scandal, Smithsonian Revamps Policies

By David Hasemyer

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