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Holden Thorp Named Editor-in-Chief of the Science Family of Journals
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Photo credit: The chemist, entrepreneur and former provost of Washington University in St. Louis has been named the 21st editor-in-chief of Science. His term will begin on October 28, 2019.
This German forest and others around the world are thinning, in part due to a drier atmosphere. | Pixbay/ Boke9a
Drying Atmosphere Spurs Decline in Vegetation Growth
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Photo credit: Global vegetation growth has stalled in the past two decades because of a long-term deficit in atmospheric water content, according to a new analysis.
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Scientific Seminars Equip Judges to Counter Opioid Crisis
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Photo credit: AAAS Lectures Explore Neuroscience of Addiction, Evidence-Based Responses, and More
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.
Holden Thorp Named Editor-in-Chief of the Science Family of Journals
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Photo credit: The chemist, entrepreneur and former provost of Washington University in St. Louis has been named the 21st editor-in-chief of Science. His term will begin on October 28, 2019.

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