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Sea-level rise may displace 13 million people in the US by 2100

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Sea-level rise may displace 13 million people in the US by 2100

Estimates that take into account growth in coastal populations suggest rising seas may affect three times as many people in the US as thought before

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Disused building in Pripyat

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Wildlife heaven or nuclear hell: Chernobyl’s future up for grabs

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Arctic scene

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Northern hemisphere temperature breaches a terrifying milestone

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New York

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Nature's fair share? Behind the call to hand back half of Earth

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The Persuaders: How we let the PR industry control our minds

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Glow-in-the-dark bacterial lights could illuminate shop windows

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Glow-in-the-dark bacterial lights could illuminate shop windows

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Longest-ever period of coral bleaching to extend well into 2017

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Longest-ever period of coral bleaching to extend well into 2017

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Mystery wind drought that cut US wind power in 2015 is back

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Mystery wind drought that cut US wind power in 2015 is back

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Houses on Fiji flattened by cyclone Winston with debris everywhere

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Record global temperatures bring strongest ever cyclone to Fiji

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glass mountain

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Giant mountains of green glass prepare to face the heat

These gentle rolling hills are in fact shards of glass, piled high at a recycling centre in Yeruham, Israel, ready to be turned into a million new bottles a day

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Aircraft and ships must not be exempt from emissions cuts

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The big carbon clean-up: 2 steps to stop global warming at 1.5 °C

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How Brexit could lead the UK to a dirtier future

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Hey US science teachers, leave those climate myths alone

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