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A sun sets over the port of Aarhus, a deep-sea port in Aarhus, Denmark.
Global

Archeologists discover a stone age atlantis beneath Danish bay, preserved like a time capsule after 8,500 years

By James Brook and The Associated Press
August 26, 2025
A North Carolina beach house collapses into the ocean.
Environment

Outer Banks homes are collapsing due to climate change, but U.S. coastal property values are booming anyway

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June 3, 2024
Shorline in Nantucket
Environment

A $2.3 million home listing in Nantucket slashed its price by a whopping 74% after its shoreline experienced drastic erosion in just a few weeks

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March 28, 2024
Rising sea levels
Environment

The Supreme Court just gave a massive boost to the dozens of cities suing Big Oil over rising sea levels, 2 law professors say

By Patrick Parenteau, John Dernbach and The Conversation
May 23, 2023
Antonio Guterres

Rising seas are a ‘death sentence’ for some nations and will shake ‘mega-cities on every continent,’ UN chief says

By Edith M. Lederer, Jennifer McDermott and The Associated Press
February 15, 2023
A tiny country threatened by rising sea levels is uploading itself into the metaverse to guarantee its existence
Environment

A tiny country threatened by rising sea levels is uploading itself into the metaverse to guarantee its existence

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November 17, 2022
the Romanche glacier, located in the northwest arm of the Beagle Channel, in southern Chile's region of Magallanes, with a river of water spouting from the base of the glacier
Environment

The world is hurtling toward ‘dangerous’ climate tipping points much earlier than once thought, new study finds

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September 9, 2022
The ‘Doomsday Glacier’ is in danger of collapse—potentially ominous news for cities like New Orleans, New York, and Bangkok
Environment

The ‘Doomsday Glacier’ is in danger of collapse—potentially ominous news for cities like New Orleans, New York, and Bangkok

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December 15, 2021
As seawater moves inland, ‘ghost forests’ are spreading. Why that’s so scary
Environment

As seawater moves inland, ‘ghost forests’ are spreading. Why that’s so scary

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September 29, 2020
EASTERN PROVINCE, SAUDI ARABIA - OCTOBER 12, 2019: A worker rides a bicycle by oil tanks at an oil processing facility of Saudi Aramco, a Saudi Arabian state-owned oil and gas company, at the Abqaiq oil field. On 14 September 2019, two of the major Saudi oil facilities, Abqaiq and Khurais, suffered massive attacks of explosive-laden drones and cruise missiles; the Houthi movement, also known as Ansar Allah, claimed responsibility for the attacks. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS (Photo by Stanislav KrasilnikovTASS via Getty Images)
International

Saudi Aramco Has a New Climate Change Challenge: Too Much Water

By Helen Robertson and Bloomberg
November 21, 2019
Thwaites Glacier

NASA Discovers a ‘Disturbing’ 1,000-Foot-Tall Cavity Under a Glacier in Antarctica

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February 1, 2019
Melting iceberg in the Arctic Ocean.

Melting Arctic Ice Adds 14,000 Tons of Water Per Second to Rising Sea Levels, Study Says

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December 27, 2018
Part Of Chittagong City Goes 4-5 Feet Under Water In Bangladesh

New Study Shows Sea Levels Could Rise Twice as Much as Originally Predicted

By
December 14, 2017
Hurricane Hermine Bears Down On Florida's Gulf Coast

Climate Change Could Cut Southern U.S. Incomes by 20%

By
July 9, 2017
Management
Features

The coast of Louisiana is sinking. Here’s a billion-dollar plan to save it.

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November 13, 2014

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