Climate Change News Release

Jeepers Creepers! Climate Change Threatens Endangered Honeycreepers
New USGS Study Documents Rapid Disappearance of Antarctica's Ice Shelves
New Science Gauges Potential to Store CO₂
Taking the Pulse of our Planet: Volunteers Needed to Track Seasonal Signs of Climate Change
Tree Deaths Have Doubled Across the Western U.S. -- Regional Warming May be the Cause
Climate Change and Coastal Ecosystems Workshop
Slight Changes in Climate May Trigger Abrupt Ecosystem Responses
Arctic Heats Up More than Other Places
Abrupt Climate Change: Will It Happen this Century?
Northern Soil Carbon Reservoirs Vulnerable to Global Warming
Getting Warmer? Prehistoric Climate Can Help Forecast Future Changes
Most Alaskan Glaciers Retreating, Thinning, and Stagnating, Says Major USGS Report
Strategy to Assess the Nation’s Ground-Water Availability
Drought Conditions in Western North Carolina Even Worse Than Last Year
"Carbon Farm" Project will Study ways to Capture Atmospheric CO2
Spring Nutrient Delivery to the Gulf Estimated Among Highest in Three Decades
The Good, the Bad, and the Smelly: USGS at the 2008 Coral Reef Symposium
New Method to Estimate Sea Ice Thickness
Volunteers across the Nation to Track Climate Clues in Spring Flowers
Wetter Climate and Earlier Snowmelt Runoff Noted in Great Lakes Basin Study
Media Advisory: USGS to Host Congressional Briefing on What Abrupt Climate Change Would Mean in Our Lifetime
Future Retreat of Arctic Sea Ice Will Lower Polar Bear Populations and Limit Their Distribution
Media Advisory: USGS Science Available to Inform U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Decision Making on Polar Bears
Tree Deaths in California’s Sierra Nevada Increase as Temperatures Rise
Media Advisory: USGS to Host Congressional Briefing on the Importance of Energy Resource Information to Climate Response Strategies
USGS Finds Polar Bear Denning Shifting From Sea Ice to Coastal Habitats in Northern Alaska
Abrupt Climate Change: Causes and Ecosystem Responses
Media Advisory: USGS To Host Congressional Briefing on Potential Impacts of Climate Change on Water Resources
Epic Droughts of the Last 2000 Years: USGS science on climate change

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