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Is Paris deal in trouble now key US carbon cuts are on hold?

A surprise court ruling halting key US plans to cut carbon emissions will throw vital efforts to ratchet up climate ambitions into disarray, says Michael Le Page

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A desert, with a few stones and dry branches in the foreground and a very bright sun shining in a clear, dark blue sky

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Planets with too much carbon dioxide could lose oceans to space

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The Course of Empire: The Destruction (1836) by Thomas Cole

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125-year mini ice age linked to the plague and fall of empires

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Australia's plan to make a digital representation of everything

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Australia's plan to make a digital representation of everything

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El Niño seems to have smashed 1997 record in past three months

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Competition results: Winning words to describe the Anthropocene

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Scene of flooding in the UK

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South England's 2014 floods made more likely by climate change

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Houses surrounded by flood water from river

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Floods in Europe will cause five times more damage by 2050

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Decades-long heatwaves may hit Europe as climate change bites

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Decades-long heatwaves may hit Europe as climate change bites

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Doomsday Clock: The retro metaphor that's still relevant today

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Doomsday Clock: The retro metaphor that's still relevant today

For a graphic born at the start of the cold war, the Doomsday Clock is still a potent symbol for humanity's risk of self-destruction, says Debora MacKenzie

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US east coast snowstorms linked to slowdown of Atlantic current

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El Niño means glaciers in the Andes are melting at record rates

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US snowmageddon: Why a warmer world can mean more snowfall

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2016 will be even hotter than 2015 – the hottest year ever

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