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Deforestation diminishes access to clean water, study finds

Arctic in trouble: Sea ice melt falls to record lows for early April

Malaysian state chief: Highway construction must not destroy forest

Tapirs could be key in helping degraded rainforests bounce back

New maps show where humans are pushing species closer to extinction

Antarctica now shedding ice six times faster than in 1979

A Brazilian mourns what was lost in the National Museum fire

Maps tease apart complex relationship between agriculture and deforestation in DRC

So long, UNESCO! What does U.S. withdrawal mean for the environment?

Antarctica’s Larsen C calves giant 5,800 square kilometer iceberg

From cryosphere to blogosphere, sea ice enthusiasts track Arctic melt

The March for Science makes its stand: “There is no Planet B”

Booming populations, rising economies, threatened biodiversity: the tropics will never be the same

Amazon’s flood/drought cycle becoming more extreme, less predictable

Mount Everest glaciers have shrunk 13% in 50 years

Last time CO2 hit 400 ppm, temperature was 8C warmer, seas 40m higher than today

Eruption yields bad news for iron fertilization-based geoengineering schemes

NASA says 2012 was the 9th warmest year since 1880, blames global warming

Soot is second biggest man-made contributor to global warming

Paradigm shift needed to avert global environmental collapse, according to author of new book The Blueprint: Averting Global Collapse

Forests worldwide near tipping-point from drought

Geology has split the Amazon into two distinct forests

The Global Carbon Cycle: a book review

Google Earth enhances oceans’ layer

Climate change and deforestation pose risk to Amazon rainforest

Earthquake shifted peninsula in Japan 17 feet

Did Haiti’s deforestation, hurricane trigger deadly earthquake?

2010 the second hottest year on record through May

List of the strongest and deadliest earthquakes

Climate change melting southern Antarctic Peninsula ice shelves

Desertification threatens 38 percent of the world

Underwater rocks could be used for massive carbon storage on America’s East Coast

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