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"The Very Fabric Of Life On Earth Is Imperiled," Says 2024 State Of The Climate ReportA submerged lamppost in a flooded scene.

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"The Very Fabric Of Life On Earth Is Imperiled," Says 2024 State Of The Climate ReportA submerged lamppost in a flooded scene.
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"The Very Fabric Of Life On Earth Is Imperiled," Says 2024 State Of The Climate Report

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Hurricane Milton Goes From Category 1 To 5 In Just 12 Hours: A Monstrous New RecordAn NOAA satellite image of Hurricane Milton in the Gulf of Mexico on October 7, 2024. The storm is moving towards the West Coast of Florida, seen in the top right of the picture.

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Hurricane Milton Goes From Category 1 To 5 In Just 12 Hours: A Monstrous New RecordAn NOAA satellite image of Hurricane Milton in the Gulf of Mexico on October 7, 2024. The storm is moving towards the West Coast of Florida, seen in the top right of the picture.
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Hurricane Milton Goes From Category 1 To 5 In Just 12 Hours: A Monstrous New Record

clock-iconOctober 8, 2024
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World’s Rivers Are The Driest They’ve Been In Over 30 YearsManaus, Amazonas, Brazil 09.29.23 Areal view of a section of the Rio Negro. The river used to go up to the trees (mangroves)

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World’s Rivers Are The Driest They’ve Been In Over 30 YearsManaus, Amazonas, Brazil 09.29.23 Areal view of a section of the Rio Negro. The river used to go up to the trees (mangroves)
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World’s Rivers Are The Driest They’ve Been In Over 30 Years

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Unusually Strong Atmospheric River Could Be Among Most Intense Seen In 23 Yearssatellite image of atmospheric river heading into northwestern North America

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Unusually Strong Atmospheric River Could Be Among Most Intense Seen In 23 Yearssatellite image of atmospheric river heading into northwestern North America
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Unusually Strong Atmospheric River Could Be Among Most Intense Seen In 23 Years

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Clouds Of Interstellar Gas Might Have Changed Our Planet 7 Million Years Agoartist impression show the heliosphere as a bubble with a round edge and a long tail with the sun at its center. Ahead of it a large cloud looms

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Clouds Of Interstellar Gas Might Have Changed Our Planet 7 Million Years Agoartist impression show the heliosphere as a bubble with a round edge and a long tail with the sun at its center. Ahead of it a large cloud looms
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Clouds Of Interstellar Gas Might Have Changed Our Planet 7 Million Years Ago

clock-iconSeptember 25, 2024
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Eight Years Ago, A Switzerland-Sized Hole Appeared In Antarctic Sea Ice – But Why?satellite image of the Maud Rise polynya.

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Eight Years Ago, A Switzerland-Sized Hole Appeared In Antarctic Sea Ice – But Why?satellite image of the Maud Rise polynya.
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Eight Years Ago, A Switzerland-Sized Hole Appeared In Antarctic Sea Ice – But Why?

clock-iconSeptember 24, 2024
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Extreme Weather Increases Could Impact 70 Percent Of World's Population In Next 20 YearsTwo photos side-by-side. The photo on the left shows an aerial photo of a dried up river with a boat stranded in the middle. The ground is cracked and brown. The photo to the right shows another aerial view but this one is of a flooded settlement. The metallic roofs of buildings appear above the water's surface along with those of the surrounding trees.

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Extreme Weather Increases Could Impact 70 Percent Of World's Population In Next 20 YearsTwo photos side-by-side. The photo on the left shows an aerial photo of a dried up river with a boat stranded in the middle. The ground is cracked and brown. The photo to the right shows another aerial view but this one is of a flooded settlement. The metallic roofs of buildings appear above the water's surface along with those of the surrounding trees.
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Extreme Weather Increases Could Impact 70 Percent Of World's Population In Next 20 Years

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Mega El Niños May Have Sparked The Greatest Mass Extinction Event In Earth's HistoryA photo of several trilobite fossils within the same piece of rock. The camera has framed one at the centre of the image, which is surrounded by another specimen to its top right, two much smaller ones to its bottom right, a portion of one at the bottom of the image, two to the bottom left, and another two partial examples to the top left. The central example clearly shows off the coffee-bean shape of the extinct animal with the many lines showing its segmented form.

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Mega El Niños May Have Sparked The Greatest Mass Extinction Event In Earth's HistoryA photo of several trilobite fossils within the same piece of rock. The camera has framed one at the centre of the image, which is surrounded by another specimen to its top right, two much smaller ones to its bottom right, a portion of one at the bottom of the image, two to the bottom left, and another two partial examples to the top left. The central example clearly shows off the coffee-bean shape of the extinct animal with the many lines showing its segmented form.
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Mega El Niños May Have Sparked The Greatest Mass Extinction Event In Earth's History

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Deadly Tropical Storm Yagi Has Become A Super Typhoon – What Does That Mean?An enormous cyclone take over the whole image. Bits of land to the tope of the image are china.

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Deadly Tropical Storm Yagi Has Become A Super Typhoon – What Does That Mean?An enormous cyclone take over the whole image. Bits of land to the tope of the image are china.
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Deadly Tropical Storm Yagi Has Become A Super Typhoon – What Does That Mean?

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Antarctica's Polar Vortex Is Looking Worryingly Peanutty At The MomentNASA model of the potential vorticity in the stratosphere over Antarctica on August 5, 2024.

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Antarctica's Polar Vortex Is Looking Worryingly Peanutty At The MomentNASA model of the potential vorticity in the stratosphere over Antarctica on August 5, 2024.
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Antarctica's Polar Vortex Is Looking Worryingly Peanutty At The Moment

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The Hottest Place On Earth Just Had Its Hottest Summer Ever RecordedExtreme Heat Danger sign at Death Valley

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The Hottest Place On Earth Just Had Its Hottest Summer Ever RecordedExtreme Heat Danger sign at Death Valley
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The Hottest Place On Earth Just Had Its Hottest Summer Ever Recorded

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Why Do Tropical Storms And Hurricanes Have Names?Hurricane Ernesto of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season approaching Bermuda at its peak intensity during the afternoon of August 16, 2024, as captured by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) aboard NASA's Aqua satellite.

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Why Do Tropical Storms And Hurricanes Have Names?Hurricane Ernesto of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season approaching Bermuda at its peak intensity during the afternoon of August 16, 2024, as captured by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) aboard NASA's Aqua satellite.
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Why Do Tropical Storms And Hurricanes Have Names?

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1,700 Ancient Frozen Viruses From Tibetan Glacier Offer Insight Into Planet's Changing ClimateThe photo shows the mountain tops and ice around the Tibetan Plateau. In the foreground are jagged ice formations behind which a rock surface is visible which is then covered by snow. Most of the shot is taken in the shade, but there are bumps in the distant snow that are illuminated by soft morning light.

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1,700 Ancient Frozen Viruses From Tibetan Glacier Offer Insight Into Planet's Changing ClimateThe photo shows the mountain tops and ice around the Tibetan Plateau. In the foreground are jagged ice formations behind which a rock surface is visible which is then covered by snow. Most of the shot is taken in the shade, but there are bumps in the distant snow that are illuminated by soft morning light.
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1,700 Ancient Frozen Viruses From Tibetan Glacier Offer Insight Into Planet's Changing Climate

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World First Carbon Capture Facility Could Remove 3,000 Tons Of CO2 From Air AnnuallyArtist's impression of the Deep Sky Labs carbon removal facility in Canada, which is set to break ground this winter.

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World First Carbon Capture Facility Could Remove 3,000 Tons Of CO2 From Air AnnuallyArtist's impression of the Deep Sky Labs carbon removal facility in Canada, which is set to break ground this winter.
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World First Carbon Capture Facility Could Remove 3,000 Tons Of CO2 From Air Annually

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Europe's Heat-Related Death Toll Topped 47,000 In 2023, And That's Probably An UnderestimatePerson with dark hair in a ponytail holding their hands up to shield themselves from the bright sun

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Europe's Heat-Related Death Toll Topped 47,000 In 2023, And That's Probably An UnderestimatePerson with dark hair in a ponytail holding their hands up to shield themselves from the bright sun
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Europe's Heat-Related Death Toll Topped 47,000 In 2023, And That's Probably An Underestimate

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