Climate models critical to ESA listingsThe listing of animals threatened by warming climate hinges on how far into the future models can predict future climate trends Alan Bailey Petroleum News
There was a time, not too many years ago, when wildlife such as the Lower 48 bald eagle qualified for protection under the Endangered Species Act because a precipitous population decline had flagged the imminent possibility of extinction. But nowadays, with increasing concern about the Earth’s warm....
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