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Ecologically- and economically-rich coral reefs occur in very specific places on our planet.
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Warmer waters off of the coast of California are wreaking havoc on local fisheries.
A discussion this week revolved around climate change and California's future.
While world leaders continue to disagree on what steps are needed to address global climate change, we increasingly need immediate action.
Despite the EPA's estimation of lower methane emissions in the US, researchers are finding that the emissions remain high.
Academy researcher Terry Gosliner talks about his recent trip to the Philippines.
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Samples of gold in the leaves of certain trees may indicate subsurface deposits of the metal.
Small-shelled organisms might be our best monitors of ocean temperatures, past and present.