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wildfire on mountain reflected in lake

Underground “zombie” peat fires release 100 times the carbon of wildfires

By Matt Simon | Climate Change

Quannah Chasinghorse, the 18-year-old fighting to protect the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

By Maia Wikler | Climate Change

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By Emily Holden | Climate Change

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Arctic warming, as seen by Alaska’s Native Inupiat

By Jenna Kunze | Climate Change

The Alaska National Guard has been used to fight extensive Alaskan wildfires. (Photo by Sherman Hogue/Fort Wainwright Public Affairs Office.)

Brian Brettschneider: How climate change has already arrived in the Arctic

By John Krzyzaniak | Climate Change, Interviews

The Alaska National Guard has been used to fight extensive Alaskan wildfires. (Photo by Sherman Hogue/Fort Wainwright Public Affairs Office.)

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By John Krzyzaniak

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By Dan Drollette Jr | Climate Change

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Arctic fires: “You have to go to a different planet to find a more persistent type”

By Matt Simon | Analysis, Climate Change

melting sea ice

Human history, in ice. And it’s melting away.

By Miyo McGinn | Analysis, Climate Change

The Trump administration and the art of talking about climate change without using the term

By Matt Field | Climate Change, What We’re Reading

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From Russia with blubber: a beluga whale spy on Arctic patrol?

By Matt Field | Climate Change, What We’re Reading

Polar bears hunt for food, mostly seals, from sea ice. Credit: Peter Prokosch/www.grida.no/resources/1975

A warming Arctic, another exhausted polar bear

By Dawn Stover | Climate Change, What We’re Reading

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