Warmer climate to imperil half of U.S. bird species

A National Audubon Society report says shrinking and shifting habitats due to climate change could imperil 314 species of birds, half of the species in the United States. Endangered species range from the bald eagle and the osprey to the common loon and ruffled grouse. The report is based on annual bird counts and scenarios… » Read More

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