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UN Headquarters

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Everything you need to know about the UN's upcoming climate summit

The UN climate action summit on 23 September will be the most important event since the Paris climate deal, but a lack of ambition could hold efforts back

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A flood sign in a flood

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Building climate change defences could massively boost world economy

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The Rio Earth Summit in 1992 called for a change in attitudes

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New Scientist joins the Covering Climate Now initiative

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Bahama nuthatch

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Hurricane Dorian may have made a species of bird go extinct

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Hurricane Dorian stalled over Grand Bahama on 2 September

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Dorian batters Bahamas with strong hurricane winds for record time

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banana farming

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Bananas have benefited from climate change – but they won’t in future

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wren

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Climate change has created more bird winners than losers in England

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Hurricane from space

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Hurricane Dorian is joint strongest Atlantic storm ever to hit land

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Bolsonaro

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Arctic and Amazon climate tipping points put our future in doubt

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Arctic ice

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Refreezing the Arctic: How to bring the ice back with geoengineering

The Arctic is heating up faster than anywhere else on Earth and the only way to save the ice may be to intervene directly. We look at the three ambitious projects that aim to do just that

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Communities in East Anglia are deciding whether to abandon their towns

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The pyrocene has begun: How to tackle a world of raging wildfires

Insight

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Record Amazon rainforest fires spark row between Brazil and France

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Mind

Extinction Rebellion founder calls for mass psychedelic disobedience

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