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A preview of the National Climate Assessment
Canada shuns polar bears
Ancient DNA provides glimpse into bowhead whale diversity
Claire Parkinson, tracking sea ice via satellite
AAAS Climate Change Resources for STEM Professionals, Public
AAAS has built a significant toolkit for both STEM professionals and the general public to learn about climate change, what’s going on, and why.
In Support of the Pope’s Statements on Climate Change
Invest in Geoscience Research to Protect Polar Regions, Speakers Urge Capitol Hill Audience
The rapid changes seen at Earth’s poles could impact every corner of the globe, panelists said at a 16 June Congressional briefing co-organized by AAAS. A related event and film screening highlighted Antarctica's increasing vulnerability to global warming, tourism, and geopolitical pressures.
Credibility, Impartiality, and Trust in Audience’s Intelligence Cited as Key to Public Engagement
When discussing climate and other scientific topics, scientists shouldn’t shield public audiences from complexity — but they don't need to bombard them with data either, experts said at the AAAS Annual Meeting.
Melting Arctic Brings Urgent Needs and Opportunities
Science, technology, and policy can help address new challenges and opportunities presented by Arctic melting, experts said at the AAAS Forum on Science & Technology Policy.
Warming Climate Exposes Resources—and Risks—in the Far North
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