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Despite climate change, the global polar-bear population has increased substantially, the Great Barrier Reef has more coral cover than at any point since 1986, and extreme-heat deaths have declined.
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Date published
2024-08-28
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Weather satelliteUnited States Geological SurveyCamelliaDownplayEpidemiologyEndangered Species Act of 1973Mortality displacementScience fictionSouth AmericaSea iceSoutheast AsiaBiologyPredationKim KardashianGreat Barrier ReefFastingArcticAir conditioningNew York PostAgence France-PresseThe Wall Street JournalCardiovascular diseaseThe LancetPublic healthMortality rateGreenhouse gasSpeciesAlaskaWariniNorwayEarthItalyLondonEuropean UnionTwitterSwamped (song)Great Barrier Reef Marine ParkPolar bearAcroporaGlobal Change BiologyNature Climate ChangeEnvironmental epidemiologyNature CommunicationsPolar Bears InternationalBeaufort SeaBristol BeaufortClimate change scenarioCarrying capacityAmbient pressureClimate changeEndangermentGaulsArctic sea ice declineSouthern EuropeSeismic magnitude scalesManifoldHyperthermiaClimate modelOverexploitationCoral bleachingObservational studyBarents SeaHumanStatisticsEquatorHabitat destructionHypothermiaCoral reefInternational Union for Conservation of NatureSima Zhao
