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The End of the Tour But the Beginning of the Fight
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The Arctic Circle: Science at the End of the Earth
Nov 6, 2009 -
Road to Copenhagen: Fears Arise Outside Closed Doors
Nov 5, 2009
Fighting for Precious Ground
The waters of Bristol Bay, Alaska, run rich with salmon and other wildlife. But underground, a different kind of riches is being targeted: $300 billion worth of precious metals. Could building a massive gold mine bring wealth and economic development to the region, or would it destroy what makes the area truly valuable? Read Story >
by Jenny Marder
The state is entering its fourth year of drought, with no end in sight. Climate change will make it worse. Here are some options that could keep California from drying up.
by Kim Larsen
We're in the midst of a national debate about health-care reform. What better time to design a system strong enough to cope with the new wave of diseases that will accompany climate change and globalization? First up: dengue fever.
by Lindsey Konkel
A tree that holds a special place in the western United States is being wiped out by a beetle infestation. But the real culprit behind their destruction is climate change. Scientist Jesse Logan explains why.
News and Views from the Natural Resources Defense Council