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Greenland’s Ice Sheet Could Drive 3 Feet of Sea Level Rise This Century, Models Warn

The infographic illustrates the probable routes taken by the first human migrants across Eurasia and the Americas. These routes are estimated using a combination of archaeological and genetic data. The colored areas represent different types of ecosystems encountered, determined by climate and vegetation models. The inset image shows ideal migration conditions: warm, humid areas with a mix of forests and grasslands near rivers.

How Ancient Landscapes Guided Early Human Migration Out of Africa

Map of depth-integrated anthropogenic carbon Credit: Laura Cimoli/GLODAP

Giant underwater waves affect the ocean’s ability to store carbon

Illustration of critters impacted by Earth's warmth

Before global warming, was the Earth cooling down or heating up?

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