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Box jellyfish will destroy future oceans by gobbling up the food

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Box jellyfish will destroy future oceans by gobbling up the food

As the oceans become more acidic thanks to greenhouse gas emissions, box jellyfish will eat far more copepods – the foundations of marine food webs

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island in micronesia

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Eight low-lying Pacific islands swallowed whole by rising seas

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Hurricane Irma

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Hurricane Irma’s epic size is being fuelled by global warming

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A group of people, walking through flood waters that are up to their thighs

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The cities in the firing line for the next Hurricane Harvey

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Explosions heard at flooded Texas chemical plant after hurricane

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Explosions heard at flooded Texas chemical plant after hurricane

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Devastation left by Hurricane Harvey

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Texas may be just as vulnerable when next big hurricane hits

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glacier

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The brothers who went missing on a glacier for almost 90 years

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We really can run the world on renewable energy – here’s how

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We really can run the world on renewable energy – here’s how

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drilling site in Lancashire

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The push for UK fracking may be 55 million years too late

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A seedling sprouting from earth in outstretched cupped hands

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Can a crowdsourced mega-forest offset Trump’s climate chaos?

It's an appealing idea, a vast forest to soak up the extra carbon released due to Trump's policies, but it may not be so easy in reality, says Olive Heffernan

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Al Gore: The return of climate science’s preacher man

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Fighting to breathe in the face of Canada’s wildfire emergency

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Americans already feeling effects of climate change, says report

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It took 2000 years to make seed for America's famous 'corn belt'

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