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Extreme weather warning us of much more catastrophic climate damage to come--UN study
The UN's sixth assessment report of the state of the planet was grim. Do we really still have time to save ourselves?
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Is the Gulf stream nearing collapse? New climate study suggests it's possible.
It's definitely slowing down and becoming more unstable. The impact on global weather patterns could be enormous.
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Climate change could lead to 83 million "excess deaths" by 2100.
A young researcher calculates the Mortality Cost of Carbon. The number is staggering.
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COP26 Countdown: EU leaps in with Ambitious European Green Deal Rules
Unveils new law to cut emissions 55% by 2030. Ditch combustion engine by 2035.
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How long can humans survive in a climate of deadly heatwaves?
Some places on earth have already reached the limits of human tolerance for short periods of time. Scientists say it will get worse.
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Will 'extreme weather attribution' become the next cultural wars bogeyman?
Prestigious global science collective study says extreme Pacific heatwave "virtually impossible" without climate change.
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Poor people and minorities are most vulnerable to extreme heatwaves. That's not an accident.
Residential redlining in the 1930s created mightily to today's urban heat disasters.
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