Sheboygan Press: From birds in the Plains to bighorn sheep in California to caribou in Alaska and moose in Minnesota, a new study says animals are struggling to adapt to the new climate conditions caused by the burning of fossil fuels, which produces the carbon dioxide that warms the atmosphere.
Climate change is the biggest threat wildlife will face this century, said the report released Wednesday by the National Wildlife Federation, an environmental group based in Reston, Va.
Though animals have adapted...