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  1. The wolverine’s melting world

    The wolverine is known for its strength and ferocity, but these qualities cannot protect it from a warming world. NCAR research suggests that this aggressive predator may struggle to survive in the contiguous United States over the coming century.

    • Climate

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  2. UCAR Magazine

    Can scientists predict a wildfire’s spread?

    A new computer simulation of a deadly, fast-spreading 2006 wildfire in California shows how far researchers have come in their quest to better understand fire dynamics.

    • Weather

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  3. Plants play larger role than thought in cleaning up air pollution

    Deciduous plants absorb about a third more of a common class of air polluting chemicals than previously realized.

    • Air Quality

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  4. Map showing projected drought risk for Africa and Europe, 2090-2099

    Climate change: Drought may threaten much of globe within decades

    The threat of drought is expected to increase throughout the century, potentially affecting many heavily populated regions.

    • Climate

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  5. Using satellites to keep planes safe from lightning

    A team of NCAR scientists is studying how advanced satellite technology that measures lightning could help protect aircraft from turbulence caused by severe weather.

    • Weather

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