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Stories that make a changing climate understandable through real places, seasons, and human lives.
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Change becomes real when it reaches a familiar season, street, shoreline, or home.
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A farmer in Kansas watches the soil crack beneath his boots. A reservoir in Spain reveals the ghost of a village submerged for decades. A wildfire in California finds kindling where a forest used to be.
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The atmosphere is not just warmer now. It is thirstier, and when it drinks its fill, it dumps what it took all at once.
Heat domes are among the most dangerous weather patterns on Earth, capable of killing more people in a single week than hurricanes and tornadoes...
The summers feel hotter, the rain hits harder, and winters do not stay cold the way they once did. If you have noticed these...
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