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Ancient Arctic was warm, wet, and green. What that says about the future.

A 1,000-foot core sample taken from a lake in Russia's northeast Arctic documents a period when the region was 14 degrees warmer than today, but with similar atmospheric CO2 levels.

Saul Bass directed a movie about ants taking over the world. Could that really happen?

Was Africa the motherland of dinosaur predecessors?

Earth's cooling came to sudden halt in 1900, study shows

Ship on fire in Antarctica: Crew of 97 rescued

Antarctic ice tells conflicting story about climate change's role in big melt

Antarctic ice samples: What do they say about global warming?

Global warming mystery: Are North and South really polar opposites?

Spread of Antarctic ice: no longer a global warming paradox?

'New' bacteria in Antarctic lake actually just contamination, say scientists

Malvinas curriculum helps Argentina revive Falklands claim

New type of bacteria discovered in lake beneath Antarctic ice

How did those wolves get to the Falkland Islands? Scientists may have an answer.

Mars might still harbor life, say scientists

Ranulph Fiennes pulls out of 'Coldest Journey' expedition

Russia meteor triggered nuclear warning system

Ozone hole shrinks to new low

Google Maps presents North Korea through a new lens

Global News Blog Putin eyes trip to Antarctica, shuns elder image

The Mars mystique

Latin America Monitor Falklands again? Why Argentina's Kirchner keeps pushing the issue with Britain.

British team abandons drilling in Antarctic lake

West Antarctica warming much faster than expected

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World's oldest dinosaur discovered hanging out in London museum