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april is earth month a time to celebrate our natural world it’s also a call to reflect on our impact and think of new ways that we can protect and restore the planet i’m ginger zee chief meteorologist at abc news my family and i are hitting the road to help rebuild and get a …
climate change is all around us now we’ve gathered data it’s real we see it in the record and while climate has changed over the whole lifecycle of this planet the changes that we’re seeing now are very dramatic [Music] Expedition Overview Everest is iconic everybody knows it’s the highest mountain in the world the …
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mountainous environments are living laboratories to study environmental change we’re up here to document whether species are moving upward what we’re finding in mountainous environments is that species from plants to animals to insects are actually rising in elevation and adapting to these thermal niches we’re trying to understand how climate change is impacting them …
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the very idea that the highest part of the planet has been impacted by human activity ought to be a real wake-up call for everybody we’re working close to the top of everest no other scientists work the big goal of this national geographic project is to collect scientific information about climate change and how …
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everest is one of the most extreme environments on the planet and nobody has ever fully quantified the climate conditions up there we’re going to be pushing the envelope attempting to install the highest weather station in the world to improve our understanding of the weather patterns and climate change in the mount everest region …
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people know mount everest it’s the tallest mountain in the world the big questions this expedition is answering is how climate change is happening in the high mountain regions maps are a critical tool for being able to measure the changes in the glacial extent [Music] when we came over the crest of the hill …
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