Developed in response to a warming world, NOAA’s revised scale more precisely identifies which episodes are likely to have the biggest impacts.
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But living shorelines can help protect beaches, homes, and roads.
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Research points the way to a more climate-friendly, diverse, and desirable transportation system.
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Desarrollada en respuesta a un mundo que se calienta, la escala revisada de la NOAA identifica con mayor precisión qué episodios son los que probablemente tendrán los mayores impactos.
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Climate change is making it challenging to identify future host cities.
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An ecologist spotted Jeffrey pines growing far above their usual range in the Sierra Nevada.
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Environmentalists and advocates called it good news for consumers and the planet.
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