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Our efforts to cope with extreme temperatures are making them worse

An analysis of daily carbon dioxide emissions since 1970 has revealed increasingly large spikes that appear to be caused by growing energy use during extreme weather events

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2TDDHCE Bob Givehchi, right, and his son Daniel, 8, Toronto residents visiting Miami for the first time, walk past debris and palm trees blowing in gusty winds, at Matheson Hammock Park in Coral Gables, Fla., Friday, Dec. 15, 2023. It's beginning to look at lot like?hurricane season, at least across much of South Florida, where it's been windy and rainy for two days and the forecast predicts more of the same this busy holiday season weekend. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)

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Part of the Atlantic is cooling at record speed and nobody knows why

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Long exposure view of Grj??tagj??, a small lava cave near lake M??vatn in Iceland

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Why the underground home of the world’s weirdest wildlife is in danger

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�鶹��ý recommends a moving Antarctica memoir, Breaking the Ice

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�鶹��ý recommends a moving Antarctica memoir, Breaking the Ice

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The crisis in our oceans shows how quickly climate chaos can strike

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How climate change has pushed our oceans to the brink of catastrophe

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The climate impact of feeding ourselves is getting worse and worse

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The surprising wall pattern that could keep buildings cooler

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Modern fuel-efficient jets can cause more warming than older planes

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.Natural fields in Parque Ind??gena do Xingu (indigenous land).

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Amazon soil may store billions more tonnes of carbon than once thought

Nutrient-rich "dark earth" soil may store an amount of carbon nearly equivalent to annual CO2 emissions in the US, a finding that suggests the Amazon sequesters far more carbon than previously known

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Rising methane emissions from wetlands may undermine climate targets

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Fossils show Greenland was once ice-free – and could be again

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Glaciers in the Andes are the smallest they’ve been for 130,000 years

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Pen Hadow: Climate change is making my epic Arctic crossing impossible

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