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A scientist just cracked a decade-old puzzle about why some parts of Antarctica warm faster than others, and the answer could change how we understand climate worldwide. The greenhouse effect works differently than we thought in Earth's coldest places.
A pioneering woman scientist who discovered the greenhouse effect in 1856 is being written back into history after 169 years of obscurity. Eunice Newton Foote's groundbreaking climate research was credited to men while her name and image nearly vanished from the record.