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Claim '2 Degree Target Is Dead' Triggers Debate Over Climate Scenarios
Holding long-term global warming to two degrees Celsius – the fallback target of the Paris climate accord – is now ...
Off the Grid: Sally breaks down USA TODAY's crossword, "Totally Saw That Coming!"
Explore daily insights on the USA TODAY crossword puzzle by . Uncover expert takes and answers in our crossword blog.
Pink sand beaches, shipwrecks and historic hotels - there’s more to Bermuda than just the triangle
When you hear the word Bermuda, the first thing that usually springs to mind is the infamous triangle myth rather than the ...
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SS United States is set (again) to leave Philly this weekend
The SS United States’ on-again, off-again departure is on again. And it starts Thursday morning, unless delayed by an ...
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Top climate scientist declares ambitious 2 deg C climate goal ‘dead’
A study’s authors said the amount of greenhouse gases already in the atmosphere meant increased warming is guaranteed. Read ...
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Scientist says 2°C climate goal ‘dead’
The world’s nations agreed during the landmark Paris climate accord of 2015 to try to hold end-of-century warming to 1.5°C ...
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Top yet contested climate scientist declares 2C climate goal 'dead'
WASHINGTON, Feb 6, 2025 (AFP) - Holding long-term global warming to two degrees Celsius -- the fallback target of the Paris ...
Evaluating The Evidence For Climate Change—And Its Impacts
Explore the debate on climate change causes: human activities vs. natural variability. Discover the latest data, scientific ...
Top climate scientist declares 2C climate goal 'dead'
Holding long-term global warming to two degrees Celsius -- the fallback target of the Paris climate accord -- is now ...
Life’s building blocks discovered in asteroid dust
This week, explore what lurks in asteroid dust, marvel at the world’s largest beaded burial, discover an elusive creature ...
Unsold Florida Housing Is Piling Up in Several Cities
The number of homes for sale sitting idle on the market is growing in the Sunshine State, especially in the south, as properties remain unaffordable for many.