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Climate of Change: Birds and Beaches in North Carolina [1]

Climate change may be global, but it is already changing local North Carolina ecosystems in myriad ways. Beaches are eroding, shorelines are retreating, and birds are shifting their winter ranges. Even insects, fish, and frogs are changing behavior.

Bruce Henderson reports a three-part feature series for the Charlotte Observer January 28-May 1, 2011. [2]

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Source: Charlotte Observer [2], 05/02/2011
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