Tatiana Schlossberg

New York Times

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Tatiana Schlossberg reports on climate change and the environment for the New York Times' Science Section.

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The EPA and other agencies can now ignore rising seas, ocean acidification, heat waves and drought — which most scientists attribute to climate change.

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