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Ecologically- and economically-rich coral reefs occur in very specific places on our planet.
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From glaciers to plants to ocean salinity—how is the Earth’s climate changing? How will it change?
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Learn how scientists are engineering safer buildings, bridges and roads to stand tall in the next big jolt.
This month we look at the warmest March in North American history, Texas tornadoes and Antarctic algae blooms—all from space.
This month we celebrate 50 years of imaging Earth from space and focus on icebergs, storms and deforestation.
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What the Earth Microbiome Project is teaching us about the important role microscopic life plays on our planet.