Study foresees sultry, snow-starved N.E.
Scientists' group ties CO2 output to increased heat
Summers in Boston could feel like July in South Carolina by the end of the century if global warming is allowed to continue unchecked, according to a scientific report that gives the most detailed projection yet of the effects of climate change on the Northeast. (Full article: 854 words)
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