NOAA is best known for operating the National Weather Service, but its work stretches from the ocean bed to outer space and supports billion-dollar industries.

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Climate change is one of the most pressing problems facing our Earth and humankind today. Experts predict increasingly disastrous consequences if we continue to ignore these issues. The more we ...

My concern,” says the 23-year-old hunter, fisher and tour company owner, “is that Trump will come and take Greenland.” He then repeats what has become a mantra for Greenlanders in the weeks since U.S.

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Climate change also exposes people to greater health risks. Factors like air pollution and extreme heat have been known to increase risks for respiratory and cardiovascular disease and stroke.

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Climate change has harmed the productivity of grasslands in Africa, threatening the livelihoods of millions on the continent. In a new commentary in Nature, scientists from the Global Farm ...

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When New Scientist asked explicitly if human-caused climate change played any role in the record high temperatures, the NOAA press representative abruptly ended the call, saying, “I’m not ...