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Tag: Warming

Abnormal heat spreads floods and wildfires globally

October 2, 2020 Kieran Cooke Animal Rights & Environment, Climate News Network

From the Arctic Circle to tropical Africa, abnormal heat is bringing mayhem and destruction and costing lives.
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Arctic heating races ahead of worst case estimates

September 14, 2020 Tim Radford Animal Rights & Environment, Climate News Network

Arctic heating is happening far faster than anybody had anticipated. The ice record suggests this has happened before.
The post Arctic heating races ahead of worst case estimates appeared first on Climate News Network.

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Human climate change causes Arctic’s record heat

September 2, 2020 Tim Radford Animal Rights & Environment, Climate News Network

The coldest place in the Arctic has experienced record heat. Climate change has made this 600 times more probable.
The post Human climate change causes Arctic’s record heat appeared first on Climate News Network.

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Food shortage may finish polar bears by 2100

August 7, 2020 Tim Radford Animal Rights & Environment, Climate News Network

How long polar bears can survive depends on how long they can last without food. And that may be: not long enough.
The post Food shortage may finish polar bears by 2100 appeared first on Climate News Network.

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Fewer blizzards for North America as snow lessens

July 9, 2020 Tim Radford Animal Rights & Environment, Climate News Network

A warming world means milder winters and softer springs. It will also mean fewer blizzards, with milder impacts.
The post Fewer blizzards for North America as snow lessens appeared first on Climate News Network.

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Can batteries help to limit bushfire horrors?

January 18, 2020 Alex Kirby Animal Rights & Environment, Climate News Network

The Australian inferno has yet to reach its worst, but already minds are seeking ways to reduce the bushfire horrors. Could batteries help next time?
The post Can batteries help to limit bushfire horrors? appeared first on Climate News Network.

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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.
The post Greenhouse gases drive Australia’s bushfires appeared first on Climate News Network.

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Penguins in peril as winds change and heat rises

November 2, 2019 Alex Kirby Animal Rights & Environment, Climate News Network

New weather patterns in the warming Antarctic are leaving thousands of penguins in peril, prompting calls for them to be specially protected.
The post Penguins in peril as winds change and heat rises appeared first on Climate News Network.

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Himalayan melt rate doubles in 40 years

July 10, 2019 Alex Kirby Animal Rights & Environment, Climate News Network

The  pace of glacier thawing on the roof of the world has doubled in 40 years, scientists say, with the Himalayan melt rate affected by climate heating.
The post Himalayan melt rate doubles in 40 years appeared first on Climate News Network.

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Wilderness – saved today, sold tomorrow

June 26, 2019 Tim Radford Animal Rights & Environment, Climate News Network

While scientists call for more protection for wild things, governments have removed protection from wilderness areas the size of Mexico.
The post Wilderness – saved today, sold tomorrow appeared first on Climate News Network.

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