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  1. High heat and humidity affect Greater Boston.
  2. A study began on March 9, 2023, into the impacts of climate change in the Greater Boston/New England area, involving the Nature Conservancy.

Research led by Christopher Peters focuses on ecosystem shifts in the Great Bay area and climate change impacts on the New Hampshire coast.

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Research led by Christopher Peters focuses on ecosystem shifts in the Great Bay area and climate change impacts on the New Hampshire coast.

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  1. Green crabs are thriving in warming ocean waters, outcompeting native species and damaging infrastructure in the New England ecosystem.Sub-event
  2. Specific research into climate change impacts on the New Hampshire coast.1 source

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