The tiny mountain dweller is finding slopes too hot and dry in the summer and too bare of snow in winter.
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Study: Global warming began earlier than scientists first determined
A slight warming can now be tracked to around 1850 in North America, Europe and Asia, rather than the late 1800s.
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Maine Voices: State’s warming waters create both reasons to change and opportunities
The success of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative shows we can be green and create good jobs.
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How hot was it? NASA reports July was Earth’s hottest month in recorded history
Calculations show that July 2016 was 1.51 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than the 1950-1980 global average.
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Scientists’ annual physical of Earth finds its fever is rising
At the heart of new climate records are highest-ever levels in 2015 of all three major heat-trapping greenhouse gases – carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide.
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A Michigan nonprofit clones sequoias in effort to reverse climate change
It has propagated and planted 300,000 clippings from the giant, ancient trees.
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Feed yourself more healthfully and protect the planet at the same time
Health care workers talk about how the food on our plates can help combat climate change.
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A teenager goes meatless in Monmouth
A Maine teenager decides to put the planet over pot roast and changes her diet.
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Anne D. Burt relishing role as climate change activist
At 71, she has spent many years passionately advocating for social, economic and environmental justice.
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Maine Voices: It’s time for Portland to assume a leadership role on solar energy
Our officials should forge ahead on a solar plan, starting with the Ocean Avenue landfill project.