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Arctic heating is happening far faster than anybody had anticipated. The ice record suggests this has happened before.
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The coldest place in the Arctic has experienced record heat. Climate change has made this 600 times more probable.
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Indian villagers who brought dried-up rivers back to life then had to fight a legal battle to use their water.
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The country’s highest judicial authority, Ireland’s Supreme Court, says the government’s climate policy is not up to the job.
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How long polar bears can survive depends on how long they can last without food. And that may be: not long enough.
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For South Korea, it seems, climate care is a case of going green at home – and doing the opposite overseas.
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A warming world means milder winters and softer springs. It will also mean fewer blizzards, with milder impacts.
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By 2100, US farmers can expect more lethal heat, the equivalent of two months when it’s unsafe to pick crops.
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More people than ever now live in cities. Their growing urban space demands devour farmland, bad news for tomorrow’s hungry world.
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Wind, water and solar sources − the renewable energy trio − could meet almost all the needs of our power-hungry society in 30 years.
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