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Apr 10

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Antarctica is losing ice at an accelerating rate. How much will sea levels rise?

By William Brangham, Mike Fritz, Emily Carpeaux

The frozen continent of Antarctica contains the vast majority of all freshwater on Earth. Now that ice is melting at an accelerating rate, in part because of climate change. What does this transformation mean for coastal communities across the globe?…

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Apr 03

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Antarctic penguins have existed for 60 million years. Can they survive climate change?

By William Brangham, Emily Carpeaux, Mike Fritz

Ron Naveen used to be a lawyer for the EPA, but he left government in the 1980s to start Oceanites, a nonprofit that tracks the health of penguins that breed on the Antarctic Peninsula. Now, that 800-mile stretch of land…

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Jan 17

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How Colin O'Brady mentally prepared for his Antarctic feat

By William Brangham

There have been many expeditions on the frozen continent of Antarctica, but Colin O'Brady's 54-day solo trek across more than 930 miles without any assistance was the first of its kind. "You are locked in a prison of your own…

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Aug 15

How to avoid a catastrophic 'Hothouse Earth'

By Julia Griffin, Nsikan Akpan

Humanity only has a handful of decades to determine the future of our planet.

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Jun 17

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On this edition for Sunday, June 17, a policy of separating immigrant children from their parents at the border draws condemnation, and the surprising source of medical marijuana in Italy. Also, unearthing the unlikely love story of a nurse and…

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Jun 13

Antarctica is losing ice twice as fast as anyone thought

By Amanda Grennell

Over the last 25 years, melting Antarctic ice has added nearly 3 trillion tons of water to the ocean, enough to fill Lake Erie six times over.

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May 02

This fragile glacier could help predict how sea level rise will affect you

By Fedor Kossakovski

The International Thwaites Glacier Collaboration — a new $25 million mission of a breadth and depth rarely seen in climate science research — wants to nail down a much better estimate of global sea level rise.

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Jan 31

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Killer whales put their heads together for their next meal

By Nsikan Akpan

In our NewsHour Shares moment of the day, we get a glimpse into the intelligent group hunting patterns of killer whales -- and the escape of one very lucky seal.

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Aug 25

Scientists found 91 volcanoes under Antarctica. Here's what they might do

By Synclaire Cruel

The volcanoes are located in the West Antarctic Rift System, a 2,200-mile valley created by separating tectonic plates.

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Jul 12

Antarctica's Larsen C ice shelf finally breaks, releases giant iceberg

By Nsikan Akpan

After months of expectation, a gigantic piece of the Larsen C ice shelf broke off Antarctica sometime between Monday and Wednesday.

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