# Climate change
Climate change is expected to have a significant impact on the state of Colorado in the coming decades.
Climate change is expected to have a significant impact on the state of Colorado in the coming decades. As global temperatures continue to rise, Colorado is likely to see an increase in severe wildfires, major flooding, and other weather-related disasters.
The Hottest Bay Area Eco Trend? Chickencycling
You’ve heard of recycling. You’ve heard of upcycling. But there’s a hot new eco-trend on the rise: chickencycling. Chickencycling is recycling food scraps by feeding them to chickens instead of composting them or throwing them away.
During their worst drought in history, Spain produces nearly half of the world's olive oil.
Francisco Elvira walks through his burnt olive orchard, pausing to check the stunted fruit on nearly bare trees. "Look at them!" he cries in despair. "They should be overflowing with olives by now, as the harvest approaches." They are, however, vacant. "This is the crop that will supply the oil in stores next year."
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"We Can't Buy Our Way Out of It," Warns Hulk Actor Turned Climate Activist
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Scientist are working to bring the woolly mammoth back from extinction to help fight climate change
Scientifically named Mammuthus primigenius, the woolly mammoth was an elephant-like mammal covered in fur with large tusks and resistant to subzero temperatures. Sharing a common ancestor with modern elephants, the mammoth and the elephant split into two species around 6 million years ago. Theory suspects the mammoth could have gone extinct due to climate change, human hunting, or a virus over 10,000 years ago.
$24.3M to Local Governments, Nonprofits, Enhancing NJs Natural Habitats
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Recycling and compost bins coming to 180,000 Denver homes. Will you use them?
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Leonardo DiCaprio Puts Spotlight On Book About Climate Change, Helping Two Fairfield Girl Scouts
Two Girl Scouts from Fairfield, Connecticut are getting attention for their book on Climate Change after a boost from Actor Leonardo DiCaprio on Twitter. These two high school freshmen wrote and illustrated the book “Susie Speaks Up” which is about a young girl who learns about climate change as she travels the world.
Major changes coming to Indiana schools as climate change becomes a core subject
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Republicans Refuse to Side with AOC After Her Stance on 3 Polarizing Issues
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Climate Labels on Fast Food Menu Items Can Influence a Consumer's Choice to Feed Healthily
Respondents' choices of foods that contain red meat were limited when climate labels were added to the menu. The latest study, which includes climate labels on fast food menu items may significantly influence a consumer's choice to feed healthily.