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Witnessing the Impact of Climate Change

high levels of humidity may have influenced the evolution of broader, flatter noses in some Southeast Asian populations. A wider nasal structure can potentially help with warming and humidifying air efficiently, although nose shape is influenced by many factors, including genetics, ancestry, climate, and population history. It's also important to note that Southeast Asians are highly diverse, so not everyone has the same nasal features. #flatnose #southeastasian #adaptation #asiantiktok

Heatwave, Typhoon, Drought: Climate Change Effects Explained

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Albertosaurus in Modern Canada: What Went Wrong?

After three days of dealing with smoky, particulate-filled air, many Philadelphians went outside Sunday to enjoy the sunshine, gentle winds, and relatively clear horizons. But hundreds of miles northwest in Ontario, wildfires continued to burn, posing a life-threatening emergency to some Canadians and leaving much of the United States susceptible to more rounds of smoke. Experts say the ongoing wildfires will threaten air quality in the region, while the longer dry seasons, droughts, and high wi