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Vineyards in Oregon's Rogue Valley are exposed to diverse effects from climate change, including rising growing season temperatures and wildfire smoke.
Pacific Division Meeting Focuses on Local Impacts of Climate Change
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Photo credit: Scientists and citizens discussed how climate change is impacting everything from tourism to agriculture in the Pacific Northwest.
The Changri Nup, a typical debris-covered glacier in the Everest region. The complex surface characteristics of the glacier include patches of rock debris and exposed ice cliffs.
Spy Satellites Reveal Himalayan Ice Loss Has Doubled Since 2000
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Photo credit: The analysis indicates that glaciers have been losing the equivalent of more than a vertical foot and half of ice each year since 2000.
SEA Change Honors Diversity Efforts by Universities
SEA Change Honors Diversity Efforts by Universities
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Photo credit: Three universities are embarking on a program designed to recognize effective institutional efforts to attract, retain, and advance underrepresented students and faculty in STEM fields.
tiny fish coral survivors
Tiny Fish Are the Secret to Coral Reef Survival
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Photo credit: The survival of coral reefs and their menagerie of rainbowed residents relies on seldom seen and historically overlooked tiny fish — the smallest of marine vertebrates.
woman administers measles vaccination
Study Tracks Where Countries Fall on Path to Measles Elimination
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Photo credit: As countries around the world seek to make progress toward eliminating measles, the dynamics of the disease change in a globally consistent and predictable way.
Pacific Division Meeting Focuses on Local Impacts of Climate Change
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Photo credit: Scientists and citizens discussed how climate change is impacting everything from tourism to agriculture in the Pacific Northwest.

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