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That record comes as New Hampshire experiences its warmest winter ever, according to federal data.
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With consistently less snow and higher temperatures, sugarmaking season is coming earlier and lasting shorter.
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Data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration shows New Hampshire has had its warmest winter since at least 1896.
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Every other Friday on Morning Edition, the Outside/In team answers a question from a listener about the natural world. This week, a listener wants to know whether humans survive a “worst-case” climate change scenario.
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This year’s ice harvest at Rockywold Deephaven Camp was the second in a row that began on Feb. 15 – the latest start date in memory. As climate change makes lake ice in New Hampshire more unpredictable, the longstanding tradition faces new challenges.
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As climate change warms winters in New Hampshire faster than any other season, the ski season is changing, too.
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The new program would monitor the way extreme heat, tick-borne illnesses, intense storms and other climate impacts are affecting people in New Hampshire.
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The federal declaration will allow communities to apply for funding to repair infrastructure and mitigate possible future hazards.
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The study shows that with each degree Celsius of global warming, thawing permafrost could emit as much carbon as 35 million cars do in a year.
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Like many winter traditions on lakes across the U.S., the Pond Hockey Classic is under threat from climate change. This year, the tournament was moved from Lake Winnipesaukee, where the ice wasn't thick enough, to the smaller Lake Waukewan.