New study finds greater risk of wildfires in U.S. from climate change; others see decline | PRI.ORG

A new study out of Texas Tech University found that all corners of the world aren't in fact equal in terms of how climate change will alter the risk for wildfires. In fact, while the United States will see -- and is seeing -- an increase in wildfires, other parts of the world are in line to see their wildfires decrease.

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Here come the ticks: is global warming leading to an increase in Lyme disease? – Aetiology

So, perhaps most importantly, if you suspect that you may have been bitten by a tick or have symptoms of Lyme disease – get thee to a doctor, and consider saving the planet from further warming by riding your bike there.