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Tag: Rainfall

Greenhouse gases drive Australia’s bushfires

December 2, 2019 Andrew Burgess Animal Rights & Environment, Climate News Network

Australia’s bushfires are feeding on heat from the climate change happening in the tropics, but its government doesn’t want to know.
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Siberia expects mass migration as it warms

June 12, 2019 Paul Brown Animal Rights & Environment, Climate News Network

Scientists mapping the effects of increased temperature and rainfall across Siberia say it could expect mass migration in a warmer world.
The post Siberia expects mass migration as it warms appeared first on Climate News Network.

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Cloud forests risk drying out by 2060

May 8, 2019 Tim Radford Animal Rights & Environment, Climate News Network

For the world’s cloud forests, the future is overcast. Some face fiercer storm and flood: they could even lose their unique clouds.
The post Cloud forests risk drying out by 2060 appeared first on Climate News Network.

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Melting polar ice sheets will alter weather

February 18, 2019 Tim Radford Animal Rights & Environment, Climate News Network

Sea level rise and melting polar ice sheets may not cause a climate catastrophe, but they will certainly change weather patterns unpredictably.
The post Melting polar ice sheets will alter weather appeared first on Climate News Network.

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Australian rain proves fiercer than expected

August 15, 2018 Tim Radford Animal Rights & Environment, Climate News Network

8 August, 2018 – As the world warms, the storm clouds gather. And Australian rain is now often of a ferocity and intensity without precedent.

The post Australian rain proves fiercer than expected appeared first on Climate News Network.

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Climates change faster in a warmer and wetter world

May 10, 2018 Tim Radford Animal Rights & Environment, Climate News Network

16 March, 2018 – While more rain normally cools a summer environment, a warmer and wetter world could face quite unfamiliar problems.

The post Climates change faster in a warmer and wetter world appeared first on Climate News Network.

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Citizens unite in Cape Town’s water crisis

April 30, 2018 Leonie Joubert Animal Rights & Environment, Climate News Network

15 March, 2018 – With Cape Town’s water crisis so bad that its taps may soon run dry, Capetonians are working together to avert a shared disaster.

The post Citizens unite in Cape Town’s water crisis appeared first on Climate News Network.

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Altering crops can exploit changing climate

November 26, 2017 Tim Radford Animal Rights & Environment, Climate News Network

7 November, 2017 – The world can feed many millions of extra mouths by altering crops to make the most of local conditions, scientists say.

The post Altering crops can exploit changing climate appeared first on Climate News Network.

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Iranian cave warns of 10,000 years of drought

July 20, 2017 Tim Radford Animal Rights & Environment, Climate News Network

11 July, 2017 – Climate history locked in stalagmite evidence warns of 10,000 years of drought – about 100 centuries – to come in the Middle East.

The post Iranian cave warns of 10,000 years of drought appeared first on Climate News Network.

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Climate models forecast extreme rainfall

June 7, 2017 Tim Radford Animal Rights & Environment, Climate News Network

24 May, 2017 – Europe, North America and tropical regions could all face even harder rainfall if fossil fuel emissions continue to increase global warming.

The post Climate models forecast extreme rainfall appeared first on Climate News Network.

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