Climate Change Hits National Parks Harder Than Anywhere Else In The US
Human-caused climate change is driving extreme conditions more quickly at national parks than in the rest of the United States.
LEARN MOREScientists usually don't attribute single weather events to climate change. The record heat in Alaska has more than one cause.
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