Tags: Drought

Science/Health

All U.S. Forests Threatened By Drought, Study Says

Science/Health

Plant Memory: Plants Can 'Forget' Too, Study Says

Science/Health

El Niño Set To Fade Out By Second Quarter Of 2016

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Greenhouse Gases: Countries Producing Most Less Vulnerable To Climate Change, Study Says

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2015: Second Warmest Year Recorded For U.S., According To NOAA

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El Niño Storms Hit California But 'Will Not End The Drought'

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Nestle Water: U.S. Forest Service Reviews Water Operations In San Bernardino Mountains

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North Pole: Temperatures Rise Above Freezing Point

Science/Health

UN: Weather-Related Disasters Killed 606,000 Over Past 20 Years, Climate Change Mitigation Crucial

News

Global Warming Main Factor Behind Recent Heat, Analysis Says

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Climate Change Threatens Food Security, U.N. Expert Says

Science/Health

Pineapple's Genome Sequenced: Findings Could Help Commercial Crops Adapt To Climate Change

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Atacama Desert: Driest Place On Earth Blooms With Rare Flowers

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Church In Reservoir Emerges Due To Drought

Sports

MLB NEWS: Kansas City Royals Clinch First Division Title Since 1985; End Longest Current Drought

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Health

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World

Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

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World

Climate Crisis Worsening Already 'Hellish' Refugee Situation: UN

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