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Washington -
The newly released "Killer Summer Heat" report by the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), says climate change is literally killing us and could result in more than 150,000 American deaths from excessive heat by the end of the century.
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(Mother's Day) - As global climate change continues to affect the sea ice conditions in the Arctic, the world faces conflicts over ocean rights, while wildlife struggles to adapt.
The U.S. Government hopes ratifying the U.N. Law of the Sea is a solution.
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Chicago -
Heartland Institute, a climate skeptic United States-based group, is facing criticism after posting an ad comparing climate change proponents to terrorists. The organization has now pulled the ad after its own supporters urged organizers to do so.
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Are elites concealing technology that could alleviate critical environmental problems on our planet Earth? Paul Hellyer who is a former Canadian Defence Minister makes revealing testimony.
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Edmonton -
After a stunning loss in Monday's provincial election, Danielle Smith, leader of Alberta's Wildrose Party, said her party will reconsider its stances on certain issues in time for the next general election.
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Calgary -
A new poll indicates that Danielle Smith's Wildrose Party is maintaining a seven-point lead. It seems Smith is also garnering the support of most of Alberta's 28 Members of Parliament. Can she stretch the lead with one week left?
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The warnings of Dr. Seuss' iconic character the Lorax may have come too late: reports out of Australia suggest that the country's native trees may not be able to survive climate change.
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Leeds -
Another theory is putting forward to explain our planet's constant climate change: cosmic dust. European scientists will present a study that suggests cosmic dust that fills space may play a major role in Earth's climate change.
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A scientific team have used DNA studies to predict how a certain type of monkey will fare as the climate changes through global warming. The findings are of a concern for the conservation of the Drill monkey, and may have wider research implications.
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Tarawa -
Fears that rising sea levels due to climate change could soon wipe out their entire Pacific archipelago has forced the leaders of Kiribati to look at the option of moving their entire nation to neighbouring Fiji.
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What's the evidence for a decline of "climate change consensus"?
 Lobsters could provide a warning sign regarding the effects of climate change in the ocean, according to a scientist.
The Ministry of Defence is to de-classify submarine data in order to help shed light on climate change in the Arctic.
Climate change is raising the risk of diseases such as Schmallenberg in the UK and northern Europe, say scientists.
UK wildlife charities are asking for people's help with a study to see whether hedgehogs are being affected by climate change.
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