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Relied on in 11 ICSUSA columns · 8 documents in this library.

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  1. As the Arctic warms, gray whale boom turns into a bust
    Research paper · Science · Jul 16, 2026

    Used in an ICSUSA column: Many of the dead whales are emaciated and show signs of starvation. [Science, 16 July 2026].

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  2. Cited as Science, 1 April 2026 p. 137
    Research paper · Science · Apr 1, 2026

    Used in an ICSUSA column: For at least a decade China has increased overall research spending by about 10% annually. [Science, 1 April 2026 p. 137].

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  3. Fired federal scientists reflect on a year of turmoil
    Research paper · Science · Feb 19, 2026

    Used in an ICSUSA column: *More than 10,000 Ph. D. employees in federal government were fired or chose to leave in 2025. [Science, p 751, 19 February 2026].

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  4. Cited as Science, Vol. 386, 11 October 2024
    Research paper · Science · Oct 11, 2024

    Used in an ICSUSA column: A recent publication [Science, Vol. 386, 11 October 2024], using a newly developed microscope out on the open ocean, has observed this mechanism in detail and found some surprising results.

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  5. Hail chasers plan largest ever field campaign
    Research paper · Science · Sep 6, 2024

    Used in an ICSUSA column: According to an article in Science [6 September 2024], a hailstone study is planned to use disdrometers and other instruments in spring 2025, with over 100 scientists in 11 states participating.

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  6. Climate change doubter loses Australian funding
    Research paper · Science · Oct 23, 2015

    Used in an ICSUSA column: Recent public poll numbers [Science, 330,p362,23October2015] in America states that 70% believe in climate science Poll by U.

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  7. Rapid Range Shifts of Species Associated with High Levels of Climate Warming
    Research paper · Science · Aug 19, 2011

    Used in an ICSUSA column: According to a recent article [Science 19 August, 2011, p. 988], scientists and foresters have collected data from the Amazon to the Arctic, that suggest trees are still consuming more carbon dioxide than they are giving off in decay.

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  8. How fast are the oceans warming?
    Article · Science · 2019
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