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Climate change will disrupt half of America’s bird species, study says

by Felicity Barringer

Trumpeter swans are among the species that, by 2050, are not expected to be able to live in most of their current territory, according to a report. Photo: Elaine Thompson/Associated Press

The Baltimore oriole will probably no longer live in Maryland, the common loon might leave Minnesota, and the trumpeter swan could be entirely gone.

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