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Snow will melt more slowly in a warmer world – here’s why

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Snow will melt more slowly in a warmer world – here’s why

Snowmelt will start earlier but happen more slowly, depriving river systems and reservoirs of the big gush of water they rely on

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The pioneering snowflake photographs of a young obsessive

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Melbourne tram

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Big cities warm up during the week as commuters flock in

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Temperatures were high, ice melted

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2016 confirmed as the hottest year on record

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A stream flowing over the ice

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Mystery Antarctic circle means ice is melting from surface down

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Extreme weather is behind record lows in butterfly populations

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Extreme weather is behind record lows in butterfly populations

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Super-cold winters in the UK and US are due to Arctic warming

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Super-cold winters in the UK and US are due to Arctic warming

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People walk down a flooded street in Haiti

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Haiti faces famine and disease in aftermath of hurricane

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Residents carry food down a street strewn with rubble caused by Hurricane Matthew in Baracoa, Cuba, Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2016. The hurricane rolled across the sparsely populated tip of Cuba overnight, destroying dozens of homes in Cuba's easternmost city, Baracoa, leaving hundreds of others damaged

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Two million urged to evacuate as hurricane Matthew approaches US

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Hurricane Matthew devastates Haiti and heads towards Florida

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Hurricane Matthew devastates Haiti and heads towards Florida

The storm is being described as the largest humanitarian disaster in Haiti since the 2010 quake, killing at least 11 and leaving 10,000 in shelters

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Hurricane Matthew due to hit Haiti with 210kph winds today

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Upside-down clouds grow down and cascade across the Kansas sky

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Hurricane Hermine's flood damage was ramped up by climate change

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Typhoon Lionrock crashes into Japan's tsunami-hit coastline

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