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Water quality research helps bring healing and sovereignty to the Apsáalooke

‘I know it is my responsibility to care for this land that has always taken care of me.’

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Progressive Charlestown: Of us, by us, for us: Restoring our waters is restoring ourselves

Progressive Charlestown: Of us, by us, for us: Restoring our waters is restoring ourselves
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Before global warming, was Earth cooling down or heating up?

Climate models and geologic climate archives are at odds over whether Earth gradually warmed or cooled over the past few thousand years. The most comprehensive evaluation of evidence supports a cooling trend that lasted until industrialization kicked off the current warming trend.

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Forests will have smaller trees in the future

"The growth declines we're forecasting will mean less uptake of atmospheric carbon dioxide in the future by Arizona's forests."

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Trees will likely be smaller and capture less carbon in future forests

Future forests will likely have smaller trees due to global warming, meaning a reduced absorption of carbon dioxide from the air.

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