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Europe and the US were most responsible for deadly heatwave

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Europe and the US were most responsible for deadly heatwave

A lethal heatwave that struck Argentina in 2013 was made more likely by climate change – and greenhouse gases from Europe and the US played the biggest role

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The latest science reads remind us why we really do need experts

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The latest science reads remind us why we really do need experts

Culture

A young child crying

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Climate change will kill millions but you knew that already

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Part-flooded cemetary

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We have four years fewer to slash carbon emissions than thought

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Dark-eyed junco

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Female birds that used to be silent are now singing like males

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60 Seconds

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flood

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We all get poorer every time a climate disaster strikes

Insight

La Niña forecast may mean even worse Atlantic hurricanes in 2018

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La Niña forecast may mean even worse Atlantic hurricanes in 2018

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UN climate events are a wasted opportunity for public engagement

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UN climate events are a wasted opportunity for public engagement

Comment

NY cabs in flooded lot

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New York should prepare for 15-metre storm surges by 2300

Due to rapidly rising seas, floods that once struck New York City every 500 years will soon hit every five years

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Dimming the sun could save corals from bleaching and hurricanes

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How to clean up the dirty water Puerto Ricans are drinking

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It looks like an oxymoron, but Earth optimism is worth a try

Leader

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Is positive thinking the way to save the planet?

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