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April 20, 2020

Releasing herds of animals into the Arctic could help fight climate change, study finds

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Warmest Oceans on Record Adds to Hurricanes, Wildfires Risks

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Game changer? Antarctic ice melt related to tropical weather shifts: Study

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Boston Public Radio Full Show: 3/31/20

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The melting Arctic gives scientists valuable access to long-dead viruses

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