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A firetruck drives along California Highway 96 as the McKinney Fire burns in Klamath National Forest, Calif., . Authorities have identified four people killed last month when California's largest and deadliest wildfire of the year swept through a remote hamlet. Western Wildfires, Klamath National Forest, United States - 30 Jul 2022

Environment

Extreme California wildfires may increase 57% even with low emissions

Wildfires that grow more than 4000 hectares in a single day could become much more frequent in California even with low greenhouse gas emissions

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Researcher looking at coral reef

Environment

Six climate tipping points are likely to occur if we breach 1.5°C goal

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A Frozen Planet II team set up to film inside a mountain glacier in Iceland

Earth

Frozen Planet II review: David Attenborough's sequel dazzles

Culture

Jacob Rees-Mogg

Environment

Jacob Rees-Mogg: Climate change concern over new energy policy chief

Analysis

Particle accelerator

Physics

Physicists want the next Large Hadron Collider to be climate-friendly

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The Chevron-operated Gorgon Project.

Environment

Most major carbon capture and storage projects haven't met targets

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Our neighbouring planets can help us understand Earth's climate change

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Our neighbouring planets can help us understand Earth's climate change

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Digital generated image of two semi spheres connected together in one planet. Left part covered by trees against right part fully urban and covered by buildings. Sustainability concept.

Humans

Nomad Century review: a bold plan to manage climate migration

Culture

A road damaged by flood waters following heavy monsoon rains in Madian, Pakistan

Environment

Deadly Pakistan floods are a climate catastrophe, says UN chief

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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mayank Makhija/NurPhoto/Shutterstock (13007378a) A cow grazes on the dried-up bed of a natural pond on a hot summer day, amid the ongoing heatwave in New Delhi, India on June 27, 2022. The intense and prolonged heatwave has damaged the wheat crop, and made conditions for people who work outside very difficult. Climate scientists say the prolonged heatwave is undoubtedly the result of global heating. INDIA-WEATHER-HEAT, New Delhi - 27 Jun 2022

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Most days could be dangerously hot for 5 billion people by 2100

The majority of days every year could become dangerously hot in many parts of the world if warming reaches 3°C by 2100

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Environment

Heatwave in China is the most severe ever recorded in the world

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Environment

Half of newly irrigated land is in water-stressed areas

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Environment

Europe’s extreme drought is exacerbating food and energy crises

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Environment

Using propane in air conditioners could prevent 0.1°C of warming

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