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If Russia ever wanted to renew its invasion, all signs point to that moment being now. Here are the key reasons why
Global temperatures in 2022 expected to be among top 10 warmest on record
Crop damage linked to climate change could lead to stockpiling or trade restrictions, experts warn
Visualisation has become increasingly important in the telling and the understanding of stories
Storm system causes mudslides and prompts evacuations in the south of US’s most populous state
Rollout of extra shots for all set to hinder progress of poorer nations’ vaccination drives
Weather pattern linked to floods in Australia, drought in Afghanistan and dry winter in US
Number of identification signals drops dramatically after new data law is introduced
The most optimistic pledges made by countries to limit global warming in line with the slogan may not be enough
Each degree of warming above present levels corresponds to roughly 1bn people falling outside of ‘climate niche’
A searchable dashboard of 193 countries’ historical emissions and future climate targets
Researchers find plume of greenhouse gas spewing into atmosphere from site in Glasgow
Crackdown on digital currencies knocks country’s share of crypto production to zero
Drop in wind speeds linked to ‘global stilling’ and climate change, scientists say
Damage hit near peak level last month because of seasonal factors and long-lived nature of CFCs
Alternative indicators give an early picture of how the global economy is faring in the face of headwinds from new restrictions as case counts climb
Presence of soot is one factor behind the heating of the Arctic
Better early warning systems have helped reduce death tolls as climate change increases severity of disasters
Without cuts in emissions temperatures will exceed 35C much more frequently than in a low-emissions scenario
Dixie wildfire has already scorched 2,065 sq km of land and is only 30% contained
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Scientists say global warming contributed to high temperatures
Temperature in Seattle forecast to hit 41C as hot weather moves into the Pacific Northwest
Commercial hubs at risk from higher tides and flooding unless cuts made to greenhouse gas emissions
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