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Climate records smashed in 2023, according to WMO. But the reality might be much worse
Climate extremes are now causing measurable losses in food production and displacing millions. But some scientists say the situation is worse than portrayed by WMO.
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Aerofloat: A small-scale solution to one of the world’s big water problems
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The National Climate Assessment – a new report from the U.S. federal government – makes clear that climate change is a present-day issue and a growing threat.
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Are we heading for a worrying Super El Niño?
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Climate change impacts in pictures: 8 stark IPCC images
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