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130-Year-Old Menus Show How Climate Change Affects What We Eat

By studying the so-called mean temperature of restaurant seafood, scientists have shown how the species that fill our plates have changed with time.

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Coastal News Today | BR - Politicians Seek to Privatize Swathes of Brazil s Beaches

Up to 10 percent could be open to development off limits to the public.

Adayse bossolaniHakai magazineandRodrigo agostinhoIsnaldo bulhBrazil chamberBrazil ministry of tourismNational congressCongressman isnaldo bulh

Revealing an Ice Age Route for Indigenous Peoples

Archaeologists have identified a corridor through Vancouver Island where Indigenous peoples may have sojourned 18,500 years ago.

United statesUnited kingdomVancouver islandHakai magazineandDavid hanuseLoren davisShanna bakerChris hebdaMikkel winther pedersenUniversity of copenhagenHakai instituteLundbeck foundation geogenetics centreOregon state universityCordilleran ice sheetBritish columbiaTopknot lake

Whales and fishers compete for what s on the line — High Country News – Know the West

Whales are eating catches right off the hook instead of foraging naturally, and some fishing crew react violently.

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