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North Carolina Institute for Climate Studies

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Taking Stock of Lands, Waters, Wildlife, and the Benefits They Provide

Youth with ADHD Face Increased Heat Risks
Cover image for the 2024 State of the Climate Report, with the title and other text on a background image showing damage from Hurricane Helene in Asheville, North Carolina.

The State of the Climate in 2024

NCICS scientists make key contributions to the newly published annual assessment of the climate The Bulletin of the American Meteorological […]

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NCICS’s Liz Cox, Philip Casey, and Alethia Kielbasa visited Black Mountain Elementary to teach fifth graders about weather and climate. Learn more in this story from Buncombe County Schools.
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Meaningful Learning in the Forecast for Black Mountain Elementary

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🌦️📡🌎 Black Mountain Elementary School (BMES) fifth grade students recently had the opportunity to s...
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NCICS is helping out with The Nature Record, the first major assessment of nature in the US. A working draft of the report is now open for public comment. ... See MoreSee Less

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Taking Stock of Lands, Waters, Wildlife, and the Benefits They Provide :: North Carolina Institute for Climate Studies

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News about the natural world is often discouraging—declining songbird populations, toxic algae, trees killed by invasive pests, and more.
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