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Climate change may thin high-altitude clouds and trigger more warming

The climate could warm more than models suggest, because as temperatures rise, high-altitude clouds will reflect less sunlight back into space

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Perito Moreno glacier

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Ancient Earth reveals terrifying consequences of future global warming

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Carbon farming scientist David Reay on repaying his emissions debt

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Carbon farming scientist David Reay on repaying his emissions debt

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Fracking with CO2 unlikely to be green

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Pyramid teabags

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How teabags became a secret weapon in the fight against climate change

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2019 European elections: How to vote if you care about climate change

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2019 European elections: How to vote if you care about climate change

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Seven charts that explain what net zero emissions means for the UK

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Seven charts that explain what net zero emissions means for the UK

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Arctic cartoon

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Is there anything we can do to stop Greenland from turning green?

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Extinction Rebellion protestors in London on 15 April

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Climate protesters want net zero carbon emissions - is it possible?

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Alps

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Earth's past and future ice

Climate change means that nearly all glaciers in the Alps may disappear, and ancient ice is also involved in a search for climate change clues in Antarctica

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Health

A four-day work week could improve our health and cut carbon emissions

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Deforestation in the Amazon could raise local temperatures by 1.5C

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Rain may be causing a worrying amount of ice to melt in Greenland

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Climate change is the new normal but we don’t seem to notice

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