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Mourning winter in a warming world

Could a whole season and a way of life be melting before our very eyes?

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What happened to winter?

Finally, a term that explains the sadness of a whole season and a way of life melting before our eyes.

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What happened to winter?

What happened to winter?
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Study: Don t blame climate change for South American drought | Chattanooga Times Free Press

Climate change isn t causing the multi-year drought that is devastating parts of Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil and Bolivia, but warming is worsening some of the dry spell s impacts, a new study says.

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Scientists Wondered if Warming Caused Argentina s Drought The Answer: No

Climate change didn’t make the dry spell more likely, researchers found, though extreme heat probably made it hurt more.

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