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Better weather forecasts could help billions adapt to climate change

A worldwide collaboration among meteorology services is trying to fill in the huge gaps in weather observations in countries vulnerable to climate change

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Youth from Fridays for Future organization stage a protest calling to cease fires and end fossil fuels in the conference venue, Blue Zone during the COP28, UN Climate Change Conference, held by UNFCCC in Dubai Exhibition Center, United Arab Emirates on December 8, 2023. COP28, running from November 30 to December 12 focuses on particular nations' decarbonisation goals. The Conference in Dubai focuses also on the most vulnerable communities and Loss and Damage (Photo by Dominika Zarzycka/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

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How 2023 saw the UK going backwards on climate issues

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2R7B07K London, UK. 14th June 2023. UK screenwriters and Writers? Guild Of Great Britain (WGGB) members stage a rally in Leicester Square in solidarity with striking screenwriters in the USA. Credit: Vuk Valcic/Alamy Live News

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Artificial intelligence and climate change were 2023's twin challenges

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EVROS, GREECE - AUGUST 31: A firefighters runs as wildfire intensifies in the village of Sidiro and Yannuli in Evros, Greece on August 31, 2023. Efforts to extinguish wildfire continues. (Photo by Ayhan Mehmet/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

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Why 2023 was almost certainly the hottest year ever recorded

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COP28 deal has loopholes that could weaken its impact on emissions

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Science and technology's newest words and what they tell us about 2023

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Science and technology's newest words and what they tell us about 2023

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Why are COP28 fossil fuel talks held up and why does it matter?

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COP28: Why a climate adaptation deal is a ‘matter of life or death’

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A fire in Tenterfield, New South Wales, Australia, on 1 November - a potential example of extreme weather conditions brought about by climate change

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World predicted to break 1.5°C warming limit for first time in 2024

There is a reasonable chance 2024 will be the first year in which the average global surface temperature is more than 1.5°C above that of the pre-industrial period, the UK's Met Office forecasts

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Ancient climate analysis suggests CO2 causes more warming than thought

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We can trigger positive tipping points to cut carbon emissions faster

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Major climate tipping points could be triggered within a decade

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Carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels hit another all-time high

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