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Climate change is making US hay fever season longer and more intense

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Climate change is making US hay fever season longer and more intense

Pollen seasons in the US have lengthened by about 10 days over 30 years, and there is 21 per cent more pollen in the air, as plants respond to a warming climate and higher levels of carbon dioxide

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Large variation in daily temperatures linked to lower economic growth

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Climate protest

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Climate change seen as global emergency by 64 per cent of people

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Climate impact on childhood diet may undermine food security efforts

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Parched soil

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Nearly 700 million people could be living in extreme drought by 2100

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What is the Paris Agreement?

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The Paris Agreement

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People buying SUVs are cancelling out climate gains from electric cars

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Inherited podcast finds hope in the dreams of young climate activists

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Inherited podcast finds hope in the dreams of young climate activists

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The New Climate War review: Reasons to be optimistic about the future

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The New Climate War review: Reasons to be optimistic about the future

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Tropical rainforests may begin pumping out carbon dioxide by 2050

Rising temperatures over the next 30 years could cause Earth’s tropical and temperate forests to switch from being carbon sinks to carbon sources that release greenhouse gases

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Here's why you should be hopeful about climate action in 2021

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Podcast goes behind the scenes in the battle to mitigate wildfires

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Corals bleached from heat become less resilient to ocean acidification

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Climate change: 2020 was the joint hottest year on record

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