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A preserved ancient tree trunk records the story of a climate catastrophe more than 40 millennia ago. It could happen again.
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Not only humans but four-legged migrants are at risk from border walls. Other species can be climate refugees too.
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Climate change may soon double the impact of extreme drought and fire. And it’s a two-way traffic.
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Hemp, a plant grown centuries ago in England as a national duty, could help to restrict climate heating.
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The climate crisis is exacting a rising price from the worldwide insurance industry, a relief and development agency says.
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2020 matched all global heating records. In 2021 carbon releases will reach a milestone. Soon we face a 2°C hotter future.
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The Caspian Sea’s decline means a climate-led water crisis for at least five Asian nations as inland seas dry up.
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Tree planting to restore natural foliage can help to ease the climate crisis. So someone has to pay its massive price.
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The financial heart of London is to house a memorial to a woman who championed switching to green investments.
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Wind power is the cheapest way to produce electricity, but some are not persuaded. The World Bank is out to change minds.
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